| | The $99,000 Answer - The Honeymooners |
| | Acorn Antiques - soap opera in Victoria Wood As Seen On TV; a parody of Crossroads |
| | Address Unknown - Television series within the Max Payne universe. |
| | The Adventures of Captain Proton - 1930s series adapted in the future as seen in Star Trek: Voyager |
| | The Adventures of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy - An Aquaman/Batman-esque television program from Spongebob Squarepants. |
| | The Adventures of Mighty Plumber - The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 |
| | The Alan Brady Show - comedy/variety show from The Dick Van Dyke Show. |
| | All-Star Prehistoric Tag-Team Wrestling - From Super Mario World |
| | Amazing Discoveries - Friends |
| | The Amazing Presidential Race (spoof of The Amazing Race) - MADtv |
| | The Amazing Racist (spoof of The Amazing Race - Mad Magazine) |
| | Amor obsoleto (Obsolete Love) - Airbag |
| | A.M. Pet Party - American Dad! |
| | Androids - robot soap opera in Red Dwarf; a parody of Neighbours |
| | Anthrax Cat - children's cartoon in Transmetropolitan |
| | The "Arr"-Ons - 1960s Saturday morning children's cartoon parody of The Flintstones and The Jetsons in The Little Wolf and the Bad Little Girl (Also, SpongeBob SquarePants made a brief cameo on the TV set in the comic episode Television Trouble.) |
| | As the Stomach Turns - soap opera parody on The Carol Burnett Show |
| | Astro Force 5 (science fiction show) - That's So Raven |
| | Babe Watch - TV show starring Danny Dazzleduff and Belinda Bubblebutt in the Captain Planet cartoon. |
| | Badge of Honor - 1950s cop drama show, L.A. Confidential |
| | The Barbie Show - based on the Barbie doll toy line, The Little Wolf and the Bad Little Girl |
| | Bastard Squad - Program mentioned on The Young Ones, but never seen. |
| | Bear With Me - reality show in which the contestants live with a bear, Doctor Who episode "Bad Wolf" |
| | Beat the Time - Parody of the game show Beat the Clock from Sesame Street. Hosted by Guy Smiley. |
| | Best Buddiez - a game show on American Dad! |
| | The Binky the Clown Show - children's program starring a shrill, obnoxious clown, Garfield and Friends |
| | The Bionic Bunny Show - a superhero adventure program in Arthur |
| | The Bionic Duck - What's Happening!! |
| | Big Shot - a show in the anime Cowboy Bebop that showcases noteworthy bounties and features a cowboy motif. |
| | Bite the Big Apple - talent show in Bosom Buddies |
| | Blackmail! - Show in which random people are blackmailed in Monty Python's Flying Circus |
| | Blocky & Oxwinkle - parody of Rocky & Bullwinkle in Rugrats |
| | Bones & Kay - kids show c. 2010 which coined the word "cruk" in the Doctor Who novel Happy Endings |
| | Book Talk - A show in Newhart, where authors were interviewed, aired as a filler after football games. |
| | Both Father and Mother - Situation comedy in the film Americathon. The main character is a cross-dressing single father. |
| | Buds - parody of Friends in Murder She Wrote |
| | Buster Friendly and His Friendly Friends - talk show in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? |
| | Buzzline - Rent (and film) |
| | Caleb Rentpayer - Homestar Runner |
| | Call Me W***er - Inane gameshow on which The Slobs appear in Harry Enfield and Chums |
| | Capital Beat - The West Wing |
| | Captain Monty's Book Cavalcade, a children's book show on American Dad! |
| | Captain Pete and the Puppetman- Captain Kangaroo spoof from Power Rangers Zeo. |
| | Cherub - spin off from Wendy the Werewolf Stalker in Young Justice, parody of Angel |
| | Christmas With the Joker - the show nobody wants to watch, but everyone must see, from Batman: the Animated Series |
| | Chuckles the Clown - Children's show mentioned on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. |
| | Climbing for Dollars - game show in the movie The Running Man |
| | CLOPS - parody of COPS in MADtv |
| | Clover and Daisy's Magic Train (children's show) -- Lizzie McGuire |
| | Cobbers - soap opera in the Johnny Maxwell trilogy; a parody of Neighbours |
| | The Creek - Dawson's semi-autobiographical (and self-referential) drama series in the finale of Dawson's Creek |
| | Crime Watch - a real-crime show from the sixth season CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode "I Love To Watch"; it appears to be a parody of COPS. |
| | Dad and Son - Bonus Stage |
| | The Darcy Pennell Show - public-access talk show from The Kids in the Hall. |
| | Dark Memories - Soap opera in One False Move. |
| | The Dealers - "gritty urban drama" spoof about a pair of Cheech & Chong-esque dope dealers, from The Groove Tube |
| | Deep Powder - "Baywatch on skis" TV-series in Joey |
| | Deitrich's Half Hour - V for Vendetta |
| | Detective Forster, escape artist Milch wanted this show taped while he was in jail - Monster (manga) |
| | Double Bind - A drama series in Perfect Blue |
| | Dreams Can Come True - Dreams and wishes are granted on this program from Happy Days |
| | The Edison Carter Show - investigative news program in Max Headroom |
| | El Oro de Montezuma (Spanish-language game show) -- Lizzie McGuire |
| | Exposé - sexploitation drama, Lost |
| | Eyewitness Action News - news programme in Calvin and Hobbes (parody of Eyewitness News and Action News formats) |
| | Eyeball News, News Service from Australian sketch show Fast Forward. |
| | Family Food - a spoof of Family Feud, Sesame Street |
| | Father Ben - in Father Ted, a priest-based sitcom which bears a close resemblance to Father Ted itself. |
| | Fernwood 2Nite - talk show parody launched on Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and later spun off as separate program |
| | Firefight All Night Live! - civil insurrection-themed reality show in American Flagg! |
| | Friday Night Football - from The Last Boy Scout |
| | FunDead - a competitive game show pitting zombie against zombie in a mad scramble for flesh, from Shaun of the Dead |
| | FYI - news magazine show from Murphy Brown (except that it was real on CFPL-TV in London, Ontario) |
| | Garth Marenghi's Darkplace - supposedly a 1980s horror series, this is the show-within-a-show on the Channel 4 comedy of the same title. |
| | Gay As Blazes - a dramatic series on Queer as Folk |
| | Galaxy Quest - parody of Star Trek |
| | Galaxy Quest: The Journey Continues - revived version of the show, Galaxy Quest. |
| | Ghostwatch - show reporting ghost appearances in the Doctor Who episode Army of Ghosts |
| | Gekiganger-3 and Gekiganger V - anime series within the anime Nadesico |
| | Good Morning, Miami - show within the eponymous sitcom on NBC network in US |
| | Gold Case from 30 Rock - guess which model is holding a suitcase full of gold bricks (based on Deal or No Deal), hosted by John McEnroe. |
| | ''Goldrush - gameshow within Only Fools & Horses (based on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire) |
| | Good Morning Moscow/In Moscow Tonight - Skit On Fast Forward telling people about Life in Post-Communist Russia |
| | Grab That Dough - game show, The Golden Girls |
| | The Gray Ghost - parody of Batman (1960s TV series) in Batman: The Animated Series |
| | Hackidu - parody of Pokémon in Everybody Loves Raymond (The show was never seen as it was a card game, but Raymond mentioned a show) |
| | The Happy Homemaker Show - Sue Ann Nivens' cooking and household tips show from The Mary Tyler Moore Show |
| | The Harvey Garvey Show - Talk show hosted by Harvey Garvey on Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers |
| | Here Is Your Life - Game show parodying This Is Your Life from Sesame Street. Hosted by Guy Smiley. |
| | Hero Boy - Freakazoid's favorite TV show |
| | Heroes - Reality TV program that The Tick and Arthur once starred in (no connection to the real-life TV series of the same name). |
| | Hit the Buzzer, Win A Cookie - game show, Garfield and Friends |
| | HoHo the Clown - children's show whose advertising is handled by McMann and Tate, Bewitched |
| | Hollywood Tonight - TV Show hosted by Cat Grant in Superman Comics |
| | The Howard Beale Show (aka The Network News Hour) - Network |
| | Hunch, Parody of Hinch Fast Forward |
| | I Love Janet (sitcom) - a take-off on I Love Lucy, on a Janet Jackson music video from the 1990s |
| | I Wouldn't Eat That if I Were You - game show on Pokémon Chronicles |
| | Impossible---But True - a show similar to Ripley's Believe It or Not hosted by Roy Raymond in DC Comics |
| | Invitation to Love - soap opera in Twin Peaks |
| | It's The Arts - Surreal talk show on Monty Python's Flying Circus |
| | The Jason Taverner Show - NBC variety show, Philip K. Dick's Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said |
| | The Johnny Nevada Show (also called The Midnight Show Starring Johnny Nevada) - a late-night talk show in the Superman comics; Johnny Nevada was the Superman comics' counterpart of Johnny Carson |
| | Jerry - Seinfeld |
| | Jules and Mimi - British romantic sitcom in Sex and the City |
| | Just the Five of Us - a family sitcom in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City; seemingly a parody of Married With Children, judging by the crude humor. |
| | Kira's Kingdom - a propaganda program run by followers of Kira in Death Note. |
| | Koopz Sez' - Exercise program from Super Mario World |
| | Kramp TV Kitchen - fictional cooking show from The Groove Tube |
| | The Lenny Little Show - a version of Nowhere Man, Nowhere Man (tv series) |
| | Let’s Hunt and Kill Billy Ray Cyrus - game show that Bill Hicks would say he had been commissioned to produce during his stand up routines |
| | Liberty City Survivor - a parody of The Running Man found in Grand Theft Auto III |
| | Lieutenant Krieger - The Muller-Fokker Effect |
| | The Life Aquatic - The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou |
| | Los Dias y las Noches de Monsigñor Martínez - Mexican action series, King of the Hill |
| | Love is Never a Stranger - melodramatic soap opera watched by Arnold Ziffel, Green Acres |
| | Lumpy's Proletariat - from the TV series Max Headroom, a play on the Marxist term "Lumpenproletariat" |
| | The Mad Real World - a parody of The Real World on Chappelle's Show |
| | Magical Truthsaying Bastard Spidey - Anime version of Spider Jerusalem's newspaper column in Transmetropolitan |
| | Manger Babies - public access Christian puppet show, King of the Hill |
| | Mantan: The New Millennium Minstrel Show - Bamboozled |
| | The Mao Tse-Tung Hour - Network |
| | Mark Thrust, Sexus Ranger - popular cop show in American Flagg!, formerly starring Reuben Flagg |
| | Mathnet - a parody of Dragnet, Square One |
| | Men on Films - Film critics on In Living Color |
| | Million $ Sticky - game show in the (book and?) movie Matilda |
| | Monster Man - TV show starring Simon Williams/Wonder Man in Marvel comics. |
| | Monsignor Martinez - a Spanish-language action show about a crime fighting Roman Catholic priest, and a favorite of the Hill family on King of the Hill |
| | Morning Chicago - Life with Bonnie |
| | Mr. Koopa's Neighborhood - From Super Mario World, parody of Mr. Roger's Neighborhood. |
| | The Muddy Mudskipper Show - afternoon kids' show from Ren and Stimpy |
| | Munchtime Sportscene - Parody of Sportscene Lunchtime in Only an Excuse? |
| | My Five Uncles, replaces Just the Five of Us, in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. |
| | Mysterious Mysteries of Strange Mystery - paranormal investigation show, Invader Zim |
| | Name That Fish - game show, Garfield and Friends, parody of Name That Tune |
| | The Ned Cook Show - current affairs and chat show hosted by reckless journalist Ned Cook in Thunderbirds |
| | NewsChannel 7 - news program, Lizzie McGuire (uses WPVI Philadelphia's Action News music theme Move Closer to Your World for its openings) |
| | The Niggar Family - a 1950s-era Leave it to Beaver-esque sitcom about a white family with the last name Niggar on Chappelle's Show |
| | Nightshade - homage to Quatermass in the Doctor Who novel of the same name |
| | Numberwang - spoof game show in That Mitchell and Webb Look |
| | Oh, Crikey! - classic British farce sitcom on The Young Ones |
| | On Your Own - one-time popular drama in Angel |
| | Ow, My Balls! - Idiocracy |
| | The Passing Parade - Nationwide - like current affairs show in the Doctor Who serial "The Daemons" |
| | Passion Avenue - a soap opera in Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror |
| | The Patty Winters Show - talk show in American Psycho and Glamorama. |
| | Peagram's Past - a show about the life of Nigel Peagram in Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars |
| | Peeping Toms - a humorous Candid Camera-influenced game show, in the Brian DePalma thriller Sisters. |
| | Pelican's Island - parody of Gilligan's Island on Darkwing Duck |
| | People on the Toilet - a reality TV show on Monkey Dust |
| | Peripheral Vision Man - a serial sketch super hero sketch from Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip spun off from the fictional Studio 60 into its own series by a fictional Fox Network, rival to Studio 60's NBS Network. |
| | Pig In A Poke - game show from National Lampoon's European Vacation - it was similar to Family Feud, except the contestants wore pig costumes |
| | Pleasantville - Pleasantville |
| | Pokémon Master Chef - cooking show hosted by DJ Mary from Pokémon Chronicles |
| | Pointed Love - porcupine soap opera from Animal Crossing |
| | Probing the Membrane of Science - Science program hosted by Professor Membrane, mentioned in Invader Zim |
| | Professor X - version of Doctor Who in the Doctor Who universe |
| | Real Mother****ing Talk with Dollar Bill Montgomery - a forum-style talk show known for its excessive use of (comically censored) foul language, MADtv |
| | The Record with Robert McX - news and interview show in Transmetropolitan |
| | The Rex Reilly Show - daytime talk show, Twitch City |
| | Roy Raymond Jr: Manstalker - DC Comics |
| | The Running Man - game show in the novel and movie of the same name; hosted by Damon Killian, portrayed by Richard Dawson |
| | SBS Viewing Highlights - With SBS Lady (Marg Downey) On Fast Forward. |
| | Sailor V - an anime based on the "real-life" Sailor V, Sailor Moon |
| | Sabotage - 1970s police series, from the Beastie Boys music video of the same name. |
| | The Saturday Show - Feat Elanor Lagor (Gina Riley) On Fast Forward. |
| | Scandalmakers - Poorly narrated dramatised documentary on Arrested Development |
| | Secret Hearts - soap opera starring Linda Danvers in DC Comics |
| | The Sex Puppets - futuristic version of Sesame Street in Transmetropolitan |
| | The Shady Bunch - parody of The Brady Bunch, on an Eminem music video from the late 1990s |
| | Sick, Sad World - Daria |
| | Sneakin' in the Movies - movie review show, Hollywood Shuffle |
| | Space Trek 2022 - sci-fi show featuring Gar Logan, DC Comics |
| | Spell That Name - a game-show on Monkey Dust |
| | Sports Night - late night sports news show in Sports Night |
| | Sportscene Extra Whine - parody of Sportscene Extra Time in Only an Excuse? |
| | Stiffs - a CSI-style crime drama starring ditzi Kandi Harper as a forensic investigator, in Two and a Half Men |
| | Storm Saxon - racist science fiction action show set in a "nightmarish future England" in V for Vendetta |
| | Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip - Friday night sketch comedy show, similar to Saturday Night Live, on Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip |
| | The Sun Also Sets - soap opera from the movie Soapdish |
| | Super Terrific Happy Hour - Japanese comedy show, Seinfeld |
| | Supreme Folk - sitcom featuring the New Main Street Singers in A Mighty Wind |
| | Sweetknuckle Junction - children's show from Greg the Bunny |
| | Swingles - reality dating show from Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude |
| | Take it and Stick It! - game show from C. M. Kornbluth's story The Marching Morons |
| | TGS with Tracy Jordan (formerly The Girlie Show) - comedy variety show produced by the characters on 30 Rock |
| | Teen Talk - Beavis and Butt-head |
| | That's Amazing! - pop-science program from The Fast Show |
| | There's a Bat in My House! - sitcom from Hollywood Shuffle |
| | Thirteensomething - a teen-oriented drama on Tiny Toon Adventures; a parody of Thirtysomething |
| | The Three Honorable Families - Oh! My Goddess |
| | Tiny House - a reality television show about two people who must live in a half size house for a year; featured in a Geico commercial |
| | The Tom Snide-Hare Show - a talk show in the comic Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew |
| | Tool Time - Tim Taylor's show in Home Improvement |
| | Trading Spouses - a parody of Trading Spaces on Chappelle's Show (FOX eventually created a real show named Trading Spouses) |
| | Trick or Treat - Halloween-themed game show from Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers |
| | The Truman Show and its spin-off companion, Trutalk |
| | Turbo Man - parody of Power Rangers in the movie Jingle All the Way. |
| | Twenty Questions - news show hosted by Hector Ramirez in both GI Joe and The Transformers cartoons (Hasbro). |
| | The Valley - soap opera in The O.C. |
| | Vanilla Ice-Age - From Super Mario World, parody of Vanilla Ice. |
| | UltraLord - superhero in Jimmy Neutron |
| | Video Whoopsy - parody of You've Been Framed in the Johnny Maxwell trilogy |
| | Viking Quest - sci-fi series from Entourage. |
| | Venezuelan Prairie - You Can't Do That On Television |
| | Vermont Today - Dick Loudon's talk show on Newhart |
| | The Vigilantes - Network |
| | The Voice of London - V for Vendetta |
| | Wake Up Miami - local morning show on The Golden Girls |
| | Wake Up San Francisco - local morning show in Full House |
| | Wayne's World - TV Show in the movie of the same name |
| | Wendy the Werewolf Stalker - parody of Buffy the Vampire Slayer in Young Justice |
| | Wessex Tonight - local news programme in ShakespeaRe-Told: Much Ado About Nothing |
| | Whacketts - addictive game show in Max Headroom |
| | What's My Part? - Game show parodying What's My Line? from Sesame Street. Hosted by Guy Smiley. |
| | The Whitty Banter Show - talk show in 1990s Superman comics |
| | The Whole Truth - political talk show on The West Wing |
| | Win, Lose or Kerplowie! - game show in Tiny Toon Adventures, a parody of Win, Lose or Draw |
| | Winter Storm - Oh! My Goddess |
| | World Dinosaur Wrestling Wrestling - Puppet show, from Super Mario World |
| | World Wrap - News Service Feat Kerri-Anne Kennel (Gina Riely) on Fast Forward. |
| | Wormhole X-Treme! - version of Stargate SG-1 in the Stargate universe |
| | You The Jury - judiciary game show in Max Headroom |
| | You Have to Laugh - insane britcom in V for Vendetta |
| | Your Continuous Drumbeat of Misinformation with Nick Cavuto - Gag on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart |
| | Your Money or Your Life - game show in Time Bandits (movie) |