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** Another telenovela example is Arturo Peniche's character, Governor Fernando Sánchez de Moncada, from the recent [[Zorro]] telenovela - ''Zorro: La Espada y la Rosa'' (Zorro: the Sword and the Rose). He's the father of [[The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry|the antagonistic sisters]] Esmeralda and Mariangel, both interested in the main character, and wears a nice black eyepatch.
* Richard "Yin Yang Man" Branden on ''[[WMAC Masters]]'' wore an eye patch with a yin yang symbol on it however his is legitimately blind in that eye and sometimes during exhibitions he would actually use a glass eye with the symbol on it instead.
* In the original television airings of ''[[The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles]]'', there were segments set in the present day (the ''then'' present, around 1992). These bits featured an elderly [[Indiana Jones]], who wore an eyepatch over his right eye, and a pair of glasses over the patch. He also had a nasty facial scar trailing out from under his eyepatch. However, [[
* One of the most popular characters on ''[[Days of Our Lives]]'' in the late 1980s was Steve 'Patch' Johnson who (in his backstory) had lost an eye in a fight with the show's main hero Bo Brady and wore a patch. Steve's initial storylines included terrorising Bo and his wife Hope but after a [[Heel Face Turn]], Steve reconciled with Bo and eventually married Bo's sister after taking over from Bo as the show's main hero when Bo was [[Put on a Bus|put on a sailing ship]].
* In ''[[Tensou Sentai Goseiger]]'', the [[Engrish|Seaick]] form of their [[Giant Robot]], Gosei Great, has a literal Eyepatch of Power; it not only adds to the pirate look of the mecha, it allows it to detect and target enemies.
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