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** In "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E12HomerTheGreat Homer the Great]]", Homer comes to work and sits on a stool, which promptly collapses. Homer checks the stool and sees it was actually a budget stool produced by Econo-Save. Homer promptly adds the company to his revenge list, which includes (among other things) Stern Lecture Plumbing (the plumbing service he had to deal with at the beginning of the episode), [=H2Whoa!=] ([[ContinuityNod the water slide in which he got stuck from "Brush with Greatness"]]), {{God}}, {{gravity|IsAHarshMistress}}, the Bill of Rights, Grandpa, and "the boy" (Bart).

* ''ComicBook/BackToTheFuture'': In "Biff to the Future", UsefulNotes/RichardNixon advises Biff Tannen to make a list with his enemies. Biff likes the idea but would need a whole library to keep track of his enemies and Nixon says the both of them would.

* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Book_(list) The Black Book]], the arrest list compiled for a Nazi invasion of Great Britain. It was a point of pride to have been on it, while others like Lady Astor who had been accused of being Nazi sympathisers during the war saw it as vindication. It was rather sloppy, including several people who had been dead for over a year by the time it was created (1940), one who had been dead since ''1932'', at least one person who had been living in America since 1936 (and another who had been living there since 1939), one person who was a member of the ''British Union of Fascists'', several people with misspelled names, and it listed UsefulNotes/ClementAttlee twice.

* ''Series/{{Rome}}''. When Marc Antony and Octavian form an EnemyMine alliance, they draw up a list of mutual enemies to be purged (plus some wealthy citizens whose assets can then be confiscated). The next day Antony supplies more names for the list, explaining that he's acquired so many enemies over the years, it takes him a while to remember them all.

* In ''Series/{{Revenge}}'', Emily has a photograph of a Grayson Global executive retreat that she uses to identify the people responsible for framing her father. As she exposes some wrongdoing of each one, she draws an X over their face with a red Sharpie.

* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Book_(list) The Black Book]], the arrest list compiled for a Nazi invasion of Great Britain. As with the Nixon list it was a point of pride to have been on it, while others like Lady Astor who had been accused of being Nazi sympathisers during the war saw it as vindication.
** It was also rather sloppy, including several people who had been dead for over a year by the time it was created (1940), one who had been dead since ''1932'', at least one person who had been living in America since 1936 (and another who had been living there since 1939), one person who was a member of the ''British Union of Fascists'', several people with misspelled names, and it listed UsefulNotes/ClementAttlee twice.

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'' episode "Escape to Amphibia" Polly reveals that she's got one of her own. When [[TheMenInBlack Mr. X]] decides to disect her, she adds him to it.

* In the 1970 version of ''The Out-of-Towners'', Creator/JackLemmon's character makes out an ever-growing list of people and institutions who are making his stay in New York miserable.

-->-- '''Gordon Freeman''', ''Machinima/FreemansMind''

* ''Machinima/FreemansMind'': In the third episode, Freeman decides to make one of these, starting with a rude scientist. It gets dropped fairly early, but one presumes that the aliens and the 'rescue team' are also on it, if Freeman didn't forget altogether.

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* {{Invoked}} in ''Literature/{{Wasp}}''. Every time someone ends up dead (by Mowry's hands, or a contract killer he hired), he mails threatening letters claiming responsibility and stating that "the list is long", as part of his actions to fake the existence of a vengeful secret organization.