Film, Stage and Television
- Blackout (1950 film), a British film starring Maxwell Reed
- Blackout (1985 film), an American television film starring Keith Carradine
- Blackout (1986 film), a Norwegian film directed by Erik Gustavson and starring Henrik Scheele
- The Blackout (1997 film), an American film directed by Abel Ferrara
- Blackout (2007 film), an American television film starring Jeffrey Wright and Zoe Saldana set during Northeast Blackout of 2003
- Blackout (2008 film), an American horror film starring Amber Tamblyn and Aidan Gillen
- Blackout (2010 film), a 2010 German film
- Blackout (TV series), a BBC One series
- Black Out (film), a 1970 Swiss film
- Blackout (game show)
- "Blackout" (M.A.S.K. episode)
- Blackout gag, a comedy technique used primarily in animation
- "The Blackout", a Black Books episode
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