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Compare [[Pietà Plagiarism]] and [[The Scream]].
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== [[Comic Books]] ==
* In ''[[Transmetropolitan]]'' Spider and his assistants hang out in a diner based on Hopper's painting. It's ''called'' "Hopper's", just to drive it home.
* "Hopper's" diner in ''[[Batman: Year One]]'', featuring Lt. Gordon and Essin eating in a diner after their shift ends.
* Parodied in the first issue of ''[[The Tick (comic)|The Tick]]''.
* Shows up on the cover of ''[[Green Lantern|Guy Gardner: Warrior]]'' #29, which introduced the Warriors bar.
== [[Film]] ==
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* The [[Animated Adaptation]] of ''Batman: Year One'' also contains this shot.
* There's an old Cartoon Network bumper with [[Johnny Bravo]] in a bar [[Drowning My Sorrows|drowning his sorrows]] after getting dumped by [[Scooby Doo|Velma Dinkley]]. The bumper [[Book Ends|begins and ends]] on this shot.
* In the animated version of ''[[The Tick (animation)|The Tick]]'', the [[Good Guy Bar|heroes' hangout]] is an [[expy]] of Phillies.
* It was briefly referenced in the ''[[Courage the Cowardly Dog]]'' episode "The Mask".
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