In Popular Culture
- "Five Characters in Search of an Exit" – an episode of The Twilight Zone
- "Six Charlies in Search of An Author" – an episode of The Goon Show
- An Author in Search of Six Characters – the second volume of Giuseppe Bergman's adventures, by Italian adult meta-comic book creator Milo Manara
- "Two Characters in Search of a Country Song" – a Magnetic Fields song
- "Six Characters in Search of a House" – an episode of King of the Hill
- "Five Characters in Search of an Author – A phase of The Simpsons Game
- Eight Characters in Search of a Sitcom (2003) – starring Ed Asner, James L. Brooks, Georgia Engel, Valerie Harper and Gavin MacLeod, written and directed by Matthew Asner and Matthew Gold
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