Film and Television
- The Oscar (film), a 1966 American drama
- Oscar (1967 film), a French comedy
- Oscar (1991 film), an American film adapted from the same source as the French film, starring Sylvester Stallone
- Oscar (2013 film), a 2013 American film directed by Mike Mitchell
- Oskar (film), a 1962 Danish film
- Oscar, a 1985 British TV drama starring Michael Gambon
- Oscar Madison, character from The Odd Couple
- Oscar the Grouch, a Sesame Street character
- Oscar (TV serial), a 1985 British TV serial
- Oskar Kokoshka, from Hey Arnold!
- Oscar from Fish Hooks
- Oscar, an Indian television program presented by Murali Menon
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