Film and Television
- Out of Control (TV series), a 1984 Nickelodeon comedy television series
- Out of Control (1985 film), a film featuring Sherilyn Fenn
- Guyver: Out of Control a 1986 anime film
- Out of Control (1992 film), a film featuring Lesley-Anne Down
- Out of Control (1992 short film), a Disney live-action short
- Out of Control (1998 film), a film starring Tom Conti and Sean Young
- Out of Control (TV film), a 2002 BBC single drama starring Tamzin Outhwaite
- Out of Control (2003 film), an Indian Hindi film
- Out of Control (2009 film), a Canadian TV film featuring Laura Vandervoort
- Episodes
- "Out of Control" (Law & Order) that aired in 1991
- "Out of Control", an episode of That's So Raven that aired in 2003
- "Out of Control", an episode of Mayday that aired in 2005
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