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* The ''Film/{{Casino Royale|1967}}'' film of the 1960s as well as ''Film/NeverSayNeverAgain'', although neither are canon in the sense that they were not made by Eon Films.

** The upcoming ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb Star Wars''.

* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuyPresentsLaughItUpFuzzball'' and ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken Franchise/StarWars'', both endorsed by George Lucas.

* MarvelComics parodied their own characters in several series, ''Brand Ecch'', ''Not Brand Ecch'', and ''What The--?!'' among them.

* The ''[[Film/JamesBond Casino Royale]]'' film of the 1960s as well as ''Film/NeverSayNeverAgain'', although neither are canon in the sense that they were not made by Eon Films.

* ''Film/OSS117CairoNestOfSpies'' is a Film/JamesBond / TuxedoAndMartini parody movie based upon a series of French spy novels. It definitely gets into {{Deconstruction}} territory, as the protagonist is a jingoistic jerk and the movie shows him and his superiors as completely clueless of the public opinion in Europe's colonies.
* According to {{Word of God}}, the film version of ''Kiss Me Deadly'' is this for the original MikeHammer novels by Mickey Spillane.

* The 1930s series of BulldogDrummond movies had one where Drummond is injured in a car crash and Jack Pennington (played by comedian Jack Hulbert) is forced to stand in for him. It is considered part of the official series.

* ''Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein'', and the subsequent A&C monster movies, are considered to be in-continuity with the classic UniversalHorror films.
* ''Film/TheLongGoodbye'', being a deconstructive adaptation of the PhilipMarlowe novels.

* ''Series/DoctorWho'' has ''[[Recap/DoctorWhoTheCurseOfFatalDeath The Curse of Fatal Death]]'', produced by TheBBC and written by Creator/StevenMoffat who is the current showrunner for the {{revival}}.

See UsefulNotes/ComicRelief, one of {{the BBC}}'s charity telethons, which involves spoofs and crossovers of their shows.

* ''Sergio Aragonés Destroys [[Creator/DCComics DC]]'', a one-shot.

* ''Series/DoctorWho'' has ''[[DoctorWhoTheCurseOfFatalDeath The Curse Of Fatal Death]]'', produced by TheBBC and written by StevenMoffat who is the current showrunner for the {{revival}}.

* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuyPresentsLaughItUpFuzzball'' and ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken StarWars'', both endorsed by George Lucas.

* ''FamilyGuyPresentsLaughItUpFuzzball'' and ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken StarWars'', both endorsed by George Lucas.

* ''FamilyGuyPresentsLaughItUpFuzzball'' and ''Series/RobotChicken StarWars'', both endorsed by George Lucas.

** ''Robot Chicken DC Comics Special''.

* The ''{{Radio/Dragnet}}'' movie.

A sister trope to the DeconstructionCrossover, this is what happens where a parody or deconstruction uses an official character from an earlier work with permission from the original creator. Often, but not always, this will be TheFilmOfTheSeries.

* ''TheLongGoodbye'', being a deconstructive adaptation of the Phillip Marlowe novels.

* ''Series/HikoninSentaiAkibaranger'', while the very title notes that it is an unofficial SuperSentai, includes cameos from previous Sentai characters... though they're only in [=AkibaRed=]'s mind. It's also HotterAndSexier, and comes with a disclaimer telling the "good kids" who normally watch Super Sentai to stay away.

* ''Series/HikoninSentaiAkibaranger'', while the very title notes that it is an unofficial SuperSentai, includes cameos from previous Sentai characters... though they're only in [=AkibaRed=]'s mind.

!!Examples:

* The ''[[JamesBond Casino Royale]]'' film of the 1960s as well as ''NeverSayNeverAgain'', although neither are canon in the sense that they were not made by Eon Films.
* The ''{{Dragnet}}'' movie

* ''A Very Brady Movie'' in respect to ''TheBradyBunch''
* ''OSS 117'' is a JamesBond / TuxedoAndMartini parody movie based upon a series of French spy novels. It definitely gets into {{Deconstruction}} territory, as the protagonist is a jingoistic jerk and the movie shows him and his superiors as completely clueless of the public opinion in Europe's colonies.
* According to WordOfGod, the film version of ''Kiss Me Deadly'' is this for the original MikeHammer novels by Mickey Spillane.
* ''StarshipTroopers'' is a {{Deconstruction}} version, although it's more like Heinlein's novel was chosen as an outlet to satirize PatrioticFervor and militarism, than that it was an attack on the novel itself.

* ''{{Parodius}}''
* ''AbbotAndCostelloMeetFrankenstein,'' and the subsequent A&C monster movies, are considered to be in-continuity with the classic UniversalHorror films.
* ''HikoninSentaiAkibaranger'', while the very title notes that it is an unofficial SuperSentai, includes cameos from previous Sentai characters... though they're only in [=AkibaRed=]'s mind.

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* The ''StarskyAndHutch'' movie

A sister trope to the DeconstructionCrossover, this is what happens where a parody or deconstruction uses official character from an earlier work, in cases where the original creator actually gave the rights (so no comical {{Hamlet}}s on this list). Often, but not always, this will be in TheFilmOfTheSeries. Typically, this kind of parody involves taking a work which presented itself fairly seriously, and adapting it in a way that calls attention to its more ridiculous elements and is PlayedForLaughs.