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* ''[[House (TV series)|House]]''. Only House is allowed to touch the sacred marker.

** Though when House is for whatever reason incapacitated, Cameron gets to write on the board. If she's not present, Foreman gets the job. Chase, however, is just not ready.

* ''[[Leverage]]'': Hardison has a giant screen that he uses for presentations before a con. In "The Jailhouse Job", the presentation gets stored on a flash drive so Elliot can show it to Nate, who's in prison.

* ''[[The Closer]]'' has one, which is used to collect photos, documents, and timeline information about the victim. It's referred to by the characters as "the murder board."

* On ''[[Grey's Anatomy]]'', Derek draws a detailed diagram of a spine on his own bedroom wall when fretting over a complex surgery. And in a nice little bit of [[Continuity Nod]], we see it in other episodes later on.

* In ''[[Benson]]'' the Governor, Benson and the rest of the staff were in an underground bunker participating in a war game involving a nuclear attack. As they got 'news' that a city had been bombed, they put a little mushroom cloud on that city.

* On ''[[Dexter]]'' there is a large white board at the police station, often with a flow chart illustrating recent events, and almost always including many large, full color photographs of the victims, suspects, and other plot elements relevant to the current investigation.

* On ''[[Flash Forward]] (2009)'' there is a large investigation board at the FBI office. The interesting thing about this particular big board is that the main character is only inspired to put it up because he has a flash forward of himself using it to solve an investigation in six months time. As the events of the investigation transpire, he adds to it and it becomes closer to that seen in his vision.

 

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