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* ''Series/QuantumLeap'': "To Catch a Falling Star" sees Sam leaping into an understudy for the title role in a musical adaptation of the story. His mission is pretty simple (save the {{Jerkass}} lead from falling and breaking his neck), but encountering a crush from his childhood and seeing her getting mixed up with said jerkass cause Sam to take stock of his situation. He bemoans how living bits and pieces of other people's lives and solving their problems essentially makes him Don Quixote. Ultimately, Sam saves the lead and gets to go on in his place, with the closing scenes showing a montage of scenes. Being ResignedToTheCall right before the leap, he shares this exchange with Al.
-->'''Al:''' You gonna be all right?\\
'''Sam:''' What matter wounds to the body of knight-errants? For each time he falls, he shall rise again and woe to the wicked! Al?\\
'''Al:''' Here, Your Grace.\\
'''Sam:''' My armor, my sword.\\
'''Al:''' More misadventures?\\
'''Sam:''' Adventures, old friend.
-->'''Al:''' You gonna be all right?\\
'''Sam:''' What matter wounds to the body of knight-errants? For each time he falls, he shall rise again and woe to the wicked! Al?\\
'''Al:''' Here, Your Grace.\\
'''Sam:''' My armor, my sword.\\
'''Al:''' More misadventures?\\
'''Sam:''' Adventures, old friend.
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* ''Anime/KirbyRightBackAtYa'': One episode was one huge reference to the book. It also had a MonsterOfTheWeek that was a sentient windmill.
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* ''Anime/KirbyRightBackAtYa'': One episode was one huge reference ''Anime/KirbyRightBackAtYa'' (2001) - The Episode "One Crazy Knight" (EN) / "Overkill Knight! Sir Gallant" (JP) features a character named "Sir Gallant" (EN) / "Kihāno" (JP) who is heavily inspired by Don Quixote. His Japanese named is properly translated to the book. It "Quixano", a delusional knight who believes he is a hero depicted in comic books (which he believes are fact). He also had a MonsterOfTheWeek that was a sentient windmill.ends up fighting an evil sapient windmill named Windwhipper.
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* ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' spoofed this story in the segment "The Asparagus of La Mancha".
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* ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' spoofed this story in the segment "The Asparagus of La Mancha".Mancha".
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* ''VideoGame/{{Arknights}}'': The Last Knight, [[spoiler:Mortica,]] who appears as both temporary ally in the Stultifera Navis event and a potential enemy in the Mizuki and Caerula Arbor game mode, is both a reference in name, and in the aforementioned game mode, [[spoiler:in the ending after you defeat the Knight,]] his steed’s name is stated to be… Rocinante.
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** [[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4028 SCP-4028]] is a metafictional entity taking the form of ''Alonso Quijano'' in some copies of Don Quixote, if it gets close to other books, it can alter the plots of the books in a way that Alonso Quijano appears in them.
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** [[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4028 SCP-4028]] is a metafictional entity taking the form of ''Alonso Quijano'' in some copies of Don Quixote, if Quixote. If it gets close to other books, it can alter the plots of the books in a way so that Alonso Quijano appears in them.them as a DeusExMachina. [[spoiler:As the article progresses, it is revealed Alonso Quijano and Sancho themselves were brought to life, with 4028 being Quijano himself rampaging through each exposed story... or so it seems. It turns out the SCP Foundation got ahold of and hired the ''actual'' Quijano, who has spent centuries living with the shame of his actions from the book and changed his name to Pierre Menard. 4028 is therefore in truth ''Sancho'', who wants to rescue Menard from the Foundation against his will. Menard believes he deserves nothing but his post of vanquishing anomalies like him after so long and repeatedly yells at Sancho to go back even as he comes close to dying in his pursuit, but [[BittersweetEnding he relents and decides to humor his old squire like in the old times, tilting at a La Mancha wind farm in the real world]]]].
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* ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke'': Calamity Jane gets called a "maritorne" by a Wells Fargo director when she demands to know what happened to her Winchester rifle, taken from the name of a ugly grumpy maid in the novel.
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* In ''Recap/AsterixInSpain'', Astérix and Obélix meet two men easily identifiable as Don Quixote and Sancho Panza on the way to Pompaelo - particularly when the former charges with his lance at several windmills.
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* In ''Recap/AsterixInSpain'', Astérix and Obélix meet two men easily identifiable as Don Quixote and Sancho Panza on the way to Pompaelo - -- particularly when the former charges with his lance at several windmills.
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* ''Literature/TheExecutioner'': The novel is Mack Bolan's favorite book and there are quotes from it during his war against TheMafia, given that Bolan sees himself as a WindmillCrusader.
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* ''Literature/TheExecutioner'': The novel is Mack Bolan's favorite book and there are quotes from it during his war against TheMafia, given that Bolan sees himself as a WindmillCrusader. He also uses "Mister La Mancha" as a cover name when contacting undercover FBI agent Leo Turrin.
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* ''Theatre/ManOfLaMancha'' is a play about author Miguel De Cervantes putting on a play which takes most of its elements from his most famous work, ''Don Quixote''.
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*''Series/OnceUponATime'': In ''[[Recap/OnceUponATimeS2E2WeAreBoth We Are Both]]'', the evil queen's horse is called "Rocinante".
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*''Literature/TheCrimeOfSylvestreBonnard'', part 2, chapter 4, April 17: There is a cane with the engraved silver head representing Don Quixote charging a windmill while Sancho Panza tries to stop him.
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* Don Quixote is the full name of one of the Sinners in ''VideoGame/LimbusCompany''; a cheerful young woman who speaks in an antiquated accent and has an [[CuteBruiser incredible aptitude for violence]]. Instead of being obsessed with knights, she's obsessed with mercenaries called Fixers whom she idealizes as heroes (a thing other characters note to be delusional at best) and her attempts at acting heroically often put the rest of the group in incredible amounts of danger. Her [[LimitBreak E.G.O]] is called Blood of Sancho after Don Quixote's companion, and she nicknames her raggedy shoes after Rocinante, Don Quixote's lame horse.
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*''Literature/TheLittleLamePrinceAndHisTravellingCloak'': In chapter 6...
->"Suppose I was a knight," [Prince Dolor] said to himself; "then I should be obliged to ride out and see the world."\\
But he kept all these thoughts to himself, and just sat still, devouring his new books till he had come to the end of them all. It was a repast not unlike the Barmecide's feast which you read of in the ''Arabian Nights'', which consisted of very elegant but empty dishes, or that supper of Sancho Panza in ''Don Quixote'', where, the minute the smoking dishes came on the table, the physician waved his hand and they were all taken away.
->"Suppose I was a knight," [Prince Dolor] said to himself; "then I should be obliged to ride out and see the world."\\
But he kept all these thoughts to himself, and just sat still, devouring his new books till he had come to the end of them all. It was a repast not unlike the Barmecide's feast which you read of in the ''Arabian Nights'', which consisted of very elegant but empty dishes, or that supper of Sancho Panza in ''Don Quixote'', where, the minute the smoking dishes came on the table, the physician waved his hand and they were all taken away.
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* ''Literature/TartarinOfTarascon'': The protagonist get compared to Don Quixote few times by the narrator.
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*''Literature/TheStoryOfABadBoy'': In chapter 5, Tom Bailey finds a ''Don Quixote'' book.
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*''Literature/TheIdiot'', part 2, chapter 1: Aglaya Ivanovna puts a note between the pages of a ''Don Quixote'' book.
**Part 2, chapter 6: Aglaya also compares Nikolayevich Myshkin to Don Quixote.
**Part 2, chapter 6: Aglaya also compares Nikolayevich Myshkin to Don Quixote.
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* ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder: Cosmos in the Lostbelt'': Don Quixote as a Lancer Servant and a young horse-eared woman named Sancho who serves as a CompositeCharacter gestalt of Sancho, Rocinante, Dulcinea, and Altisidora (she can transform into a horse for him to ride on) show up as supporting characters, having arrived in the Traum Singularity to pretend to be Karl the Great as he forms his own kingdom. Unlike most depictions of the character, in this game, he is a short stocky old dwarf. His famous feat of trying to joust at a windmill is referenced in his main [[LimitBreak Noble Phantasm]] as it deals more damage to enemies classified as "Giant" in their internal data. His second Noble Phantasm creates an AntiMagic field where nothing supernatural can exist and the world reverts to the mundane one, referencing the end of the book where Quixote was cured of his delusions.
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* ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder: Cosmos in the Lostbelt'': Don Quixote as a Lancer Servant and a young horse-eared woman named Sancho who serves as a CompositeCharacter gestalt of Sancho, Rocinante, Dulcinea, and Altisidora (she can transform into a horse for him to ride on) show up as supporting characters, having arrived in the Traum Singularity to pretend to be Karl the Great as he forms his own kingdom. Unlike most depictions of the character, in this game, he is a short stocky old dwarf. As part of his madness, he is constantly looking for Dulcinea and doesn't notice she is there in Sancho. His famous feat of trying to joust at a windmill is referenced in his main [[LimitBreak Noble Phantasm]] "Valiente Asalto Dedicado a la Princesa: Ah! My Dear Princess, I Shall Dedicate My Spear to You!" as it deals more damage to enemies classified as "Giant" in their internal data. His second Noble Phantasm "Triste Suave Alonso Quijano: Ah, This Cruel Yet Kind Reality" creates an AntiMagic field where nothing supernatural can exist and the world reverts to the mundane one, referencing the end of the book where Quixote was cured of his delusions.
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*''Website/SCPFoundation'':
**[[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2985 SCP-2985]]-5 is a forgery of the painting ''Don Quixote and Sancho Panza'' by Honore Daumier, it possess strokes, colors, and textures indistinguishable from the original to a microscopic level.
**[[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4028 SCP-4028]] is a metafictional entity taking the form of ''Alonso Quijano'' in some copies of Don Quixote, if it gets close to other books, it can alter the plots of the books in a way that Alonso Quijano appears in them.
*''Website/SCPFoundation'':
**[[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2985 SCP-2985]]-5 is a forgery of the painting ''Don Quixote and Sancho Panza'' by Honore Daumier, it possess strokes, colors, and textures indistinguishable from the original to a microscopic level.
**[[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4028 SCP-4028]] is a metafictional entity taking the form of ''Alonso Quijano'' in some copies of Don Quixote, if it gets close to other books, it can alter the plots of the books in a way that Alonso Quijano appears in them.
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*''Literature/LesMiserables'', volume 5, book 1, chapter 20: The narrator mentions this...
->We are few in number, we have a whole army arrayed against us; but we are defending right, the natural law, the sovereignty of each one over himself from which no abdication is possible, justice and truth, and in case of need, we die like the three hundred Spartans. We do not think of '''Don Quixote''' but of Leonidas.
->We are few in number, we have a whole army arrayed against us; but we are defending right, the natural law, the sovereignty of each one over himself from which no abdication is possible, justice and truth, and in case of need, we die like the three hundred Spartans. We do not think of '''Don Quixote''' but of Leonidas.
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*''{{Literature/Rudin}}'': In chapter 11, Rudin asks Bassistoff about what Don Quixote says to his squire when he is leaving the court of the duchess.
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*''Literature/TheNewcomes'': Chapter 4 mentions one character used to read ''Don Quixote''.
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*''{{Literature/Cranford}}'': In chapter 3, it is mentioned a Don Quixote-looking old man came into a shop for woollen gloves.
