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* In the ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' episode "Terrorform", a planetoid is transformed into a physical representation of Rimmer's Black Bug Room. It turns out to be designed to represent his entire [[Mental World]]. Unfortunately, most of Rimmer's psyche is [[Black Bug Room]].
* Glory's description of the madness she induces to Tara in ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' strongly suggests this.
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* In ''[[Farscape]]'', the episode "Won't Get Fooled Again" involves Crichton becoming trapped in a [[Mental World]] that becomes progressively [[Black Bug Room]] as time goes on, with plenty of repressed fears and insecurities rising to the surface in humanoid form. Ironically, for someone so [[Sanity Slippage|traumatized]], Crichton does a pretty good job staying out of his [[Black Bug Room]] during the rest of the series.
** "Mental As Anything" gives D'Argo a [[Black Bug Room]] in the form of his cell on Moya. At the end of the episode, D'Argo's brother-in-law is imprisoned in his [[Black Bug Room]], reliving his worst memory for the rest of his life: {{spoiler|disfiguring the corpse of his sister so that D'Argo would be blamed for her murder.}}
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