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* ''TheAmazingRace'' uses taxis as the second most common form of transportation (after airplanes), and entire ''seasons'' have turned on teams getting good or bad cab drivers.
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* At least two ''TwistedMetal'' games feature Yellow Jacket, a classic Checker cab [[WeaponizedCar armed to the teeth]].
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* Another contemporary Iranian film, ''There Are Things You Don't Know'', follows a taxi driver picking up various passengers in Tehran. Unsurprisingly, the driver likes to say "there are things you don't know".
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* ''Taxi'', a 1998 French action-comedy film (written by Luc Besson and followed by three sequels) about a cabdriver who teams up with a police inspector to solve a series of robberies. Loosely adapted as a 2004 American film by the same title, starring Queen Latifah and Jimmy Fallon.
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* ''Taxi'', ''Film/{{Taxi}}'', a 1998 French action-comedy film (written by Luc Besson and followed by three sequels) about a cabdriver who teams up with a police inspector to solve a series of robberies. Loosely adapted as a 2004 American film by the same title, starring Queen Latifah and Jimmy Fallon.
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* ''Mid Night'' by OsamuTezuka. It's basically BlackJack [[RecycledInSPACE as a cabbie]].
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* ''Mid Night'' by OsamuTezuka. It's basically BlackJack Manga/BlackJack [[RecycledInSPACE as a cabbie]].
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* ''Collateral''
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* Vern Taxi from ''{{Cars}}'', and Chauncey Fares from the sequel.
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* The 3-minute shorts of ''WesternAnimation/YamRoll'' rely heavily on Yam Roll's job as a cab driver and his relationships with his coworkers. The 11-minute episodes downplay this slightly to make room for [[VoluntaryShapeshifting superpowered antics]] and [[{{Kaiju}} giant monsters]].
* The 3-minute shorts of ''WesternAnimation/YamRoll'' rely heavily on Yam Roll's job as a cab driver and his relationships with his coworkers. The 11-minute episodes downplay this slightly to make room for [[VoluntaryShapeshifting superpowered antics]] and [[{{Kaiju}} giant monsters]].
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* {{Gargoyles}}: Brooklyn tries hailing a taxi upon first awakening in New York after seeing humans do it. Naturally, the cab driver speeds off at the sight of him, making the other gargoyles wonder what they did wrong.
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* {{Gargoyles}}: ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'': Brooklyn tries hailing a taxi upon first awakening in New York after seeing humans do it. Naturally, the cab driver speeds off at the sight of him, making the other gargoyles wonder what they did wrong.
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* ''Sex Taxi'' is a five episode ''{{Hentai}}'' ''[[OriginalVideoAnimation OVA]]'', that combines taxis and sex into one plot, which is about one guy picking up various girls for the purpose of having sex with them, in addition to [[{{Blackmail}} blackmailing]] them for it.
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* ''Sex Taxi'' is a five episode ''{{Hentai}}'' ''[[OriginalVideoAnimation OVA]]'', that [[CaptainObvious combines taxis and sex sex]] into one plot, which is about one guy picking up various girls for the purpose of having sex with them, in addition to [[{{Blackmail}} blackmailing]] them for it.
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* Polish TV series from the 1980s "Zmiennicy" (translated to English as "Alternates") revolves around driving a taxi
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* Polish TV series from the 1980s "Zmiennicy" (translated to English as "Alternates") revolves around is basically about driving a taxi
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can\'t believe there is Jaroslaw Kaczynski and a phone call to Radio Maryja and still no Zmiennicy
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* Polish TV series from the 1980s "Zmiennicy" (translated to English as "Alternates") is in fact
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*In ''The Pushcart War''(about a feud between the truckers and the pushcart-vendors in New York) it claims that the taxidrivers were among the few in the streets not intimidated by the truckers.
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* Detective Logan from ''LawAndOrder'' used to be a cab driver in his younger days. More than once uses his knowledge against suspects who were taxi/delivery drivers themselves who's alibi would claim they were driving at the time, since Logan knows the realistic drive times between locations, and all the tricks drivers use to "fudge" records and cover up mistakes.
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* Detective Logan from ''LawAndOrder'' used to be a cab driver in his younger days. More than once uses his knowledge against suspects who were taxi/delivery drivers themselves who's to break a suspect's alibi would claim they were driving at the time, since Logan he knows what the realistic drive times between locations, locations really are and all the tricks drivers use to "fudge" records and cover up mistakes.
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* Detective Logan from ''LawAndOrder'' used to be a cab driver in his younger days. More than once uses his knowledge against suspects who were taxi/delivery drivers themselves who's alibi would claim they were driving at the time, since Logan knows the realistic drive times between locations, and all the tricks drivers use to "fudge" records and cover up mistakes.
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* {{Gargoyles}}: Brooklyn tries hailing a taxi upon first awakening in New York after seeing humans do it. Naturally, the cab driver speeds off at the sight of him, making the other gargoyles wonder what they did wrong.
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* Bill Murray's character in ''Stripes'' is a cab driver as the film opens, after he's abused by one-too-many of his fares, he decides to join the army. [[JerkAss AFTER leaving his cab blocking traffic on a bridge and tossing the keys into the river below]].
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* ''GrandTheftAuto'' has had taxi sidequests since [[GrandTheftAutoIII the third game]], as well as occasional missions involving carjacking a taxi and using it for some nefarious purpose. In Vice City, you can buy a cab company, in case you want to join in another gang war.
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* ''GrandTheftAuto'' has had taxi sidequests since [[GrandTheftAutoIII the third game]], as well as occasional missions involving carjacking a taxi and using it for some [[NotMyDriver nefarious purpose. purpose]]. In Vice City, you can buy a cab company, and get into a violent turf-war with the ''other'' cab companies in case you want to join in another gang war.the city.
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* Bill Murray's character in ''Stripes'' is a cab driver as the film opens, after he's abused by one-too-many of his fares, he decides to join the army. [[JerkAss AFTER leaving his cab blocking traffic on a bridge and tossing the keys into the river below]].
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* An episode of ''QuantumLeap'' had Sam jump into the body of a New York cabbie.
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In RealLife, a common means of transportation in urban environments is to take a taxi. As a result the Taxi makes a cameo in many stories, is a plot point in several of them, and in some may be the whole point of the story. Especially likely to be seen in NewYorkCity or its [[BigApplesauce fictional equivalents]]. A Taxi in New York is likey to be old-fashioned '50s-style Checker models [[hottip:*:Which have disappeared in the real world]].
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In RealLife, a common means of transportation in urban environments is to take a taxi. As a result the Taxi makes a cameo in many stories, is a plot point in several of them, and in some may be the whole point of the story. Especially likely to be seen in NewYorkCity or its [[BigApplesauce fictional equivalents]]. A Taxi in New York is likey to be old-fashioned '50s-style Checker models [[hottip:*:Which have disappeared in the real world]].
[[hottip:*:The last of which was retired from NYC taxi service around 2001]].
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* Surprisingly given that it's in the title, taxis don't actually play a big part in the song "[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Yellow_Taxi Big Yellow Taxi]]". In fact, while the song was written following a taxi ride, the titular "big yellow taxi" is only a literal taxi [[TheCoverChangesTheMeaning in the cover versions.]]
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* ''Sex Taxi'' is a five episode ''{{Hentai}}'' ''[[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/OriginalVideoAnimation?from=Main OVA]]'', that combines taxis and sex into one plot, which is about one guy picking up various girls for the purpose of having sex with them, in addition to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Blackmail blackmailing]] them for it.
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* ''Sex Taxi'' is a five episode ''{{Hentai}}'' ''[[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/OriginalVideoAnimation?from=Main ''[[OriginalVideoAnimation OVA]]'', that combines taxis and sex into one plot, which is about one guy picking up various girls for the purpose of having sex with them, in addition to [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Blackmail [[{{Blackmail}} blackmailing]] them for it.
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* Total Taxi in ''OverTheEdge'' is essentially a live-action version of ''CrazyTaxi'', and includes special garages set up all over the city to let you switch cabs to lose a tail and the ability to hire additional cabs to run interference and get you somewhere faster.
* Total Taxi in ''OverTheEdge'' is essentially a live-action version of ''CrazyTaxi'', and includes special garages set up all over the city to let you switch cabs to lose a tail and the ability to hire additional cabs to run interference and get you somewhere faster.
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* One of the segments in ''Film/HeavyMetal'' details an eventful couple of days in the life of cabbie Harry Canyon in a UsedFuture version of NewYorkCity.
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* A large chunk of the movie ''Film/QuickChange'' has the bank-robber protagonists trying unsuccessfully to flag down a taxi and then communicate with [[FunnyForeigner the driver]] who does finally pick them up.
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Related to NotMyDriver, FollowThatCar, FailingATaxi, and (in the UK) DriverOfABlackCab.
Related to NotMyDriver, FollowThatCar, FailingATaxi, and (in the UK) DriverOfABlackCab.
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In RealLife, a common means of transportation in urban environments is to take a taxi. As a result the Taxi makes a cameo in many stories, is a plot point in several of them, and in some may be the whole point of the story. Especially likely to be seen in NewYorkCity or its [[BigApplesauce fictional equivalents]] (where said taxi will likely as not equivalents]]. A Taxi in New York is likey to be one of those old-fashioned '50s-style Checker models, even though those models [[hottip:*:Which have disappeared from in the real NYC years ago).
world]].
Related to NotMyDriver, FollowThatCar, FailingATaxi, and(in in the UK) UK DriverOfABlackCab.
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* ''MidNight'' by OsamuTezuka. It's basically BlackJack [[RecycledInSPACE as a cabbie]].
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* ''Night on Earth'' by JimJarmusch: Five people take five taxis in five different cities in the world, and the film is about how every one of them will interact with the driver.
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* Not quite video, but a pinball game also called 'Taxi' had this theme. Fares included SantaClaus, Mikhail Gorbachev, and PinBot.
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Pin Bot.
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* ''GrandTheftAuto'' has had taxi sidequests since [[GrandTheftAutoIII the third game]], as well as occasional missions involving carjacking a taxi and using it for some nefarious purpose.
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** In fact, in Vice City, you can buy a cab company, in case you want to join in another gang war.
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* ''GrandTheftAuto'' has had taxi sidequests since [[GrandTheftAutoIII the third game]], as well as occasional missions involving carjacking a taxi and using it for some nefarious purpose.
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* ''{{Seinfeld}}'' (and probably a number of other New York comedies) made heavy use of taxi cabs.
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* It gets used in Harry Chapin's 'Sequel', which is the sequel to 'Taxi' earlier.
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* The first episode of ''{{Sherlock}}''. [[spoiler: It's revealed that the murderer is a cabbie who uses his cab as a cover to pick up his victims.]]
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In RealLife, a common means of transportation in urban environments is to take a taxi. As a result the Taxi makes a cameo in many stories, is a plot point in several of them, and in some may be the whole point of the story. Especially likely to be seen in NewYorkCity or its [[BigApplesauce fictional equivalents]] (where said taxi will likely as not be one of those old-fashioned '50s-style Checker models, even though those largely disappeared from the real NYC years ago).
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* ''The'' Cab in ''VampireBloodlines'' is driven by [[spoiler:[[UltimateEvil Caine]]]]. Late in the game the "Taxi Driver" becomes one of the precious few allies you can invariably trust.
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trust. [[spoiler:It's implied that the driver is actually Caine, the father of all vampires.]]
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* ''SamAndFuzzy'' spent its first years with Sam employed as a taxi driver. [[TheAce Carlyle]] makes infrequent appearances even after Sam has quit, as a mysterious taxi driver to dispense characters {{koan}}s about their current situation.
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* {{Sega}}'s arcade, and later console, game ''Crazy Taxi''.
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