Cultural References
- American Fiesta, a one-man play written and performed by Steven Tomlinsoni, refers to the central character's obsession with collecting vintage Fiesta dinnerware.
- In A Christmas Story, the Parker family is seen eating on Fiesta dinnerware in a dinner scene.
- In the sitcom Two and a Half Men, Charlie Sheen's character Charlie Harper uses Scarlet Fiesta.
- In the TV show The Big Bang Theory on CBS, Sheldon and Leonard use assorted colors and pieces of Fiestaware in their apartment.
- In the Folgers coffee "Wake Up to Good News" hub on MSN, the host of all the videos, known simply as "Michelle", uses a Scarlet Fiesta Java Mug.
- In the TV show The Mentalist on CBS, Patrick Jane uses a Turquoise Fiesta teacup/saucer.
- In the TV show Breaking Bad on AMC, Walter White makes a bologna sandwich on a Marigold Fiesta plate in season 1 episode 3.
- In the TV show Home Improvement on ABC the Taylors had Fiestaware in the glass-doored cupboard on the back wall (that lead to the garage).
- In Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City stories, there are several references to Michael Tolliver collecting Fiestaware items.
- In the TV series Frasier, a large Turquoise Fiesta jug is frequently seen on the shelving unit between Frasier's kitchen and living/dining room.
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