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* In ''Roleplay/TheGamersAlliance'', the ''Midnight Circus'' ends up performing William Veer's play ''The Merchant of Scundia'' to an [[TheMagocracy Alentian]] and [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy Sarquil]] audience. The majority of the actors are actually diguised demons who plan to use the play as a means to subtly affect the audience with their dark magic and turn them more violent in order to make Alent descend into chaos. Meanwhile the Sarquil merchant Javan al-Kassis who has become the demons' captive and has ended up ''directing'' the play because the demon infiltrators don't know how to do so, is trying to subvert the demons' plans in a subtle manner by trying to make a statement about the dangers of prejudice and talk about tolerance between different rances while he's playing the part of the demonic moneylender Cravenbolt.



* In ''Roleplay/TheGamersAlliance'', the ''Midnight Circus'' ends up performing William Veer's play ''The Merchant of Scundia'' to an [[TheMagocracy Alentian]] and [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy Sarquil]] audience. The majority of the actors are actually diguised demons who plan to use the play as a means to subtly affect the audience with their dark magic and turn them more violent in order to make Alent descend into chaos. Meanwhile the Sarquil merchant Javan al-Kassis who has become the demons' captive and has ended up ''directing'' the play because the demon infiltrators don't know how to do so, is trying to subvert the demons' plans in a subtle manner by trying to make a statement about the dangers of prejudice and talk about tolerance between different rances while he's playing the part of the demonic moneylender Cravenbolt.



* ''WebVideo/EchoChamber'', the Website/TVTropes vlog about tropes. The audience never sees the finished vlog; we only see the "making of" aspect.

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* ''Podcast/ItMakesASound'' is about the identically-named amateur radio show made by Deirdre Gardner, the nostalgic, still-devoted childhood superfan of local musician Wim Faros, and her quest to revitalize her declining hometown by helping it rediscover his music.
* ''Podcast/TheOrbitingHumanCircusOfTheAir'':
** Julian the Janitor is a tremendous fan of the Orbiting Human Circus (of the Air) a radio variety show broadcast from a ballroom atop the Eiffel Tower, where Julian works. His fondest dream is to be PushedInFrontOfTheAudience and become on-air talent, which is why he bumbles onstage so often in an attempt to become PluckyComicRelief, much to the staff's chagrin.
** As a closing act, The Circus airs prerecorded spoken story segments as "featured presentations" within its own format. Episode 1 has "Goolsby and Rue" where an older Englishwoman tells of discovering that her mother's employers are [[ImAHumanitarian cannibals]].



* Minor character Lakitu is the news anchor for ''Mushroom Kingdom News'', a news show in ''WebVideo/ThereWillBeBrawl''.
* ''WebVideo/NightmareTime'': The episode "Honey Queen" revolves around the titular Honey Queen pageant, and two contestants, Zoey and Linda. Parts of the show appear in the episode, namely the introduction, Zoey/Linda's talent segments, and the announcement of the winner.
* The Peter Engel-style series ''Hall Pass'', starring characters Cassian and Elijah, features heavily in the second season of ''WebVideo/PrettyDudes''.
* Webvideo/OnCinema features Tim and Gregg working on the web series, and later a tv show, Decker. It also has the production of decker sometimes impacts the plot of on cinema especially if production has in some way created tension between the Tim and Gregg.
* ''Podcast/TheOrbitingHumanCircusOfTheAir'':
** Julian the Janitor is a tremendous fan of the Orbiting Human Circus (of the Air) a radio variety show broadcast from a ballroom atop the Eiffel Tower, where Julian works. His fondest dream is to be PushedInFrontOfTheAudience and become on-air talent, which is why he bumbles onstage so often in an attempt to become PluckyComicRelief, much to the staff's chagrin.
** As a closing act, The Circus airs prerecorded spoken story segments as "featured presentations" within its own format. Episode 1 has "Goolsby and Rue" where an older Englishwoman tells of discovering that her mother's employers are [[ImAHumanitarian cannibals]].
* ''Podcast/ItMakesASound'' is about the identically-named amateur radio show made by Deirdre Gardner, the nostalgic, still-devoted childhood superfan of local musician Wim Faros, and her quest to revitalize her declining hometown by helping it rediscover his music.



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* ''WebVideo/NightmareTime'': The episode "Honey Queen" revolves around the titular Honey Queen pageant, and two contestants, Zoey and Linda. Parts of the show appear in the episode, namely the introduction, Zoey/Linda's talent segments, and the announcement of the winner.

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