History Main / FictionalSocialNetwork

* One episode of ''Series/{{Community}}'' has all of the students of Greendale download the new app "MeowMeowBeanz", where users can rate each other as people on a scale of 1-5. This being Greendale, it quickly devolves into a dystopian FantasticCasteSystem.

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* One episode of ''Series/Community'' has all of the students of Greendale download the new app "MeowMeowBeanz", where users can rate each other as people on a scale of 1-5. This being Greendale, it quickly devolves into a dystopian FantasticCasteSystem.

* {{Lampshaded}} in one episode of ''Series/{{Castle}}'' when the title character wakes up to find out Alexis has been helping his mom/her grandmother set up a "[=MyFace=]" page. Castle starts to say something to the effect of "That's not the name of the site," and Alexis says she's been trying to explain that all morning.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/SonicBoom'' episode "Chain Letter", there's [[Website/{{Facebook}} Friend]][[Website/MySpace Space]], [[Website/{{Snapchat}} [=SnarkChat=]]], and [[Website/{{Twitter}} Scram]][[Website/{{Tumblr}} bler]].

[[folder: Comic Books]]

* ''Series/MadTV1995'': One of their many ''Series/SesameStreet'' parody skits has Bobby meet a new friend on [[Website/MySpace MyPlace]], "An internet website where you can make new friends." Bobby's new friend goes by the handle [=DrFuzzyBalls1969=] -- he's into fashion (always asking Bobby what he's wearing), and knows a lot about computers ([[ADateWithRosiePalms he can type with one hand]]) -- of whom Gordon is suspicious about. It turns out [[spoiler:[=DrFuzzyBalls1969=] is Bert who has become an internet predator.]]

* The microblogging site Chirper, first introduced in ''Comicbook/TheNew52'' ''ComicBook/{{Animal Man|2011}}'', is frequently featured in post-''Flashpoint'' ''Creator/DCComics''. For a while, the PreviouslyOn page for ''Comicbook/ActionComics'' was the Daily Planet's Chirper feed. A parody of Twitter, obviously.
* Before there was Chirper, ''Comicbook/KnightAndSquire'' had Beryl maintaining Cyril's presence on Twutter.

* ''Series/MadTV'': One of their many ''Series/SesameStreet'' parody skits has Bobby meet a new friend on [[Website/MySpace MyPlace]], "An internet website where you can make new friends." Bobby's new friend goes by the handle [=DrFuzzyBalls1969=] -- he's into fashion (always asking Bobby what he's wearing), and knows a lot about computers ([[ADateWithRosiePalms he can type with one hand]]) -- of whom Gordon is suspicious about. It turns out [[spoiler:[=DrFuzzyBalls1969=] is Bert who has become an internet predator.]]

* ''Videogame/NiNoKuniIIRevenantKingdom'': Shortly after the start of the game, Evan is given access to Leafbook, a news and photo sharing tool.
* In ''Videogame/SouthParkTheFracturedButWhole'' the characters all use "Coonstagram" as the main social media network. Lampshaded by Morgan Freeman, who posts that he's not sure why the kids went through the trouble of creating their own social media network but he might as well join in.

[[folder:Web Comics]]

* ''Franchise/MortalKombat'': As part of [[VideoGame/MortalKombatX Cassie Cage's]] Selfie Fatality, she will dislodge the opponent's jaw and throat, take a picture, and then upload it to social network [[MythologyGag called]] "[[VideoGame/MortalKombatII Friend]][[VideoGame/MortalKombat3 ships]]" in which several characters and some real-life individuals (Ed Boon as "noobde" and Dan Forden as D4n 4den) [[BlackComedy will comment on her selfie pic]].

* ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoV'' has [=LifeInvader=], a parody of Facebook, which invites subscribers to 'stalk' each other's posts in the same manner as Facebook's 'Likes' system, as well as "Bleeter", an obvious parody of Twitter.

* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' introduces "Basebook" in Season 11, the first season of [[WebAnimation/RedVsBlueTheChorusTrilogy the Chorus Trilogy]], which is nothing more than a small social network for the few soldiers stuck on Chorus. Oddly enough, they mentioned "Facebook" back during [[WebAnimation/RedVsBlueTheBloodGulchChronicles Blood Gulch]].

[[folder:Film]]

* An episode of ''Series/TheOrville'' deals with a world much like early 21st century Earth, with a social network called the Master Feed taking over all aspects of life, including legislation and the justice system. Everything becomes about upvotes and downvotes. Whenever someone accumulates a million downvotes, whether they have committed a heinous crime or just a harmless faux pas, they're arrested and have to do an Apology Tour, which involves appearing on various talk shows in order to try to convince the public they were wrong. If by the end of the set time they avoid accumulating ten million downvotes, they're freed. Otherwise, they are sentenced to undergo "social correction", which is basically the local equivalent to a lobotomy. A later episode reveals that things have gotten far worse on the planet, with everyone afraid of doing or saying the wrong thing, which is clearly a jab at cancel culture.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', the Boiling Isles have they own variant of the internet with Social media like [[FictionalCounterpart Penstagram]], their equivalent of Instagram.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/SonicBoom'' episode "Chain Letter", there's [[Website/{{Facebook}} Friend]][[Website/MySpace Space]], [[Website/{{Snapchat}} SnarkChat]], and [[Website/{{Twitter}} Scram]][[Website/{{Tumblr}} bler]].

* ''Manga/EdensZero'' has a send-up to [=YouTube=] called "B-Cube", which is both a website and a HolographicTerminal that lets users (B-Cubers) record and edit videos to upload onto said site. A handful of B-Cuber characters are even based on real-life content creators (mostly from Japan), who also wind up [[AdamWesting playing themselves]] in the anime adaptation.