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* In ''VideoGame/MurderByChoice'', one of the suspects, Freddie Wolf, repeatedly calls the protagonist, Carla Page, "Nancy Drew" after catching her one time snooping around the pool patio.
* In ''VideoGame/MurderByChoice'', one of the suspects, Freddie Wolf, repeatedly calls the protagonist, Carla Page, "Nancy Drew" after catching her one time snooping around the pool patio.
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* ''Film/TheyClonedTyrone'': Yo-Yo has a large collection of ''Nancy Drew'' books from her childhood, which she uses as a guide to help her and her companions solve the conspiracy.
* ''Film/TheyClonedTyrone'': Yo-Yo has a large collection of ''Nancy Drew'' books from her childhood, which she uses as a guide to help her and her companions solve the conspiracy.
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* In the ''Series/LawAndOrderUK''episode "Alesha", her supervisor George Castle angrily refers to her as "playing Nancy bloody Drew" regarding her taking it upon herself to investigate whether a doctor had molested a friend of hers--and promptly becoming a victim herself.
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* In the ''Series/LawAndOrderUK''episode ''Series/LawAndOrderUK'' episode "Alesha", her supervisor George Castle angrily refers to her as "playing Nancy bloody Drew" regarding her taking it upon herself to investigate whether a doctor had molested a friend of hers--and promptly becoming a victim herself.
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* In the ''Series/LawAndOrderUK''episode "Alesha", her supervisor George Castle angrily refers to her as "playing Nancy bloody Drew" regarding her taking it upon herself to investigate whether a doctor had molested a friend of hers--and promptly becoming a victim herself.
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* In Sara Paretsky's ''Literature/VIWarshawski'' novels, this is one of IntrepidReporter Murray Ryerson's nicknames for Warshawski (along with "[[Film/{{She}} She-who-must-be-obeyed]]" and Franchise/WonderWoman.
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* In Sara Paretsky's ''Literature/VIWarshawski'' novels, this is one of IntrepidReporter Murray Ryerson's nicknames for Warshawski (along with "[[Film/{{She}} She-who-must-be-obeyed]]" and Franchise/WonderWoman.Franchise/WonderWoman).
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* In Sara Paretsky's ''V.I. Warshawski'' novels, this is one of IntrepidReporter Murray Ryerson's nicknames for Warshawski (along with "[[Film/{{She}} She-who-must-be-obeyed]]" and Franchise/WonderWoman.
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* In Sara Paretsky's ''V.I. Warshawski'' ''Literature/VIWarshawski'' novels, this is one of IntrepidReporter Murray Ryerson's nicknames for Warshawski (along with "[[Film/{{She}} She-who-must-be-obeyed]]" and Franchise/WonderWoman.
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* ''Series/VeronicaMars'': In the third season episode "There's Got to be a Morning After Pill", when Veronica is trying to find out who took pictures of her going in and out of a women's clinic (she was trying to find out who slipped a classmate a drug causing her to miscarry), she and her father Keith go to an ultra-Christian group, and Keith introduces themselves as Carson Drew and her assistant Nancy. This also possibly a nod to critics who had praised Veronica as an edgier Nancy Drew.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid", Fry looks for reading material to use against the leader of the Brain Spawn. He dismisses Nancy Drew as being too highbrow and The Hardy Boys as too lowbrow before settling on ''Literature/TheBonfireOfTheVanities''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid", Fry looks for reading material to use against the leader of the Brain Spawn. He dismisses Nancy Drew as being too highbrow and The Hardy Boys as too lowbrow before settling on ''Literature/TheBonfireOfTheVanities''.''Literature/TheBonfireOfTheVanities''.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros.'': In “Dr. Quymn, Medicine Woman”, in addition to being the DistaffCounterpart to the eponymous brothers, the Quymn sisters are named “Nancy” and “Drew”. (Considering that their male counterparts are based off the Hardy Boys themselves).
* ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros.'': In “Dr. Quymn, Medicine Woman”, in addition to being the DistaffCounterpart to the eponymous brothers, the Quymn sisters are named “Nancy” and “Drew”. (Considering that their male counterparts are based off the Hardy Boys themselves).
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* Norwegian author Tormod Haugen wrote a novel called ''På Sporet Av Frøken Detektiv'' ("On Miss Detective's Trail") in which an AuthorAvatar named Tor Haug travels to River Heights to interview Nancy Drew, but keeps missing her because there's a mystery going on that she's going around and trying to solve. He does meet and get to know several familiar faces, including Hannah Gruen and Ned Nickerson, but though he gets dragged into the same mystery and does a lot to help solve it, he never actually manages to meet up with Nancy herself. Even if she doesn't actually appear in person, the book is in many ways a {{Deconstruction}} of Nancy as a character, particularly her status as TheAce, as some of the characters have... slightly contradictory feelings about her.
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* Norwegian author Tormod Haugen wrote a novel called ''På Sporet Av Frøken Detektiv'' ("On Miss Detective's Trail") in which an AuthorAvatar named Tor Haug travels to River Heights to interview Nancy Drew, but keeps missing her because there's a mystery going on that she's going around and trying to solve. He does meet and get to know several familiar faces, including Hannah Gruen and Ned Nickerson, but though he gets dragged into the same mystery and does a lot to help solve it, he never actually manages to meet up with Nancy herself. Even But even if she doesn't actually appear in person, the book is in many ways a {{Deconstruction}} of Nancy as a character, particularly her status as TheAce, as some of TheAce; through the characters have... slightly contradictory feelings about her.
many conversations the author has with Nancy's friends and relations, it becomes obvious that while she is well-liked and admired by most, it's almost impossible to get close to her or live up to her impossible standards.
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* Norwegian author Tormod Haugen wrote a novel called ''På Sporet Av Frøken Detektiv'' ("On Miss Detective's Trail") in which an AuthorAvatar named Tor Haug travels to River Heights to interview Nancy Drew, but keeps missing her because there's a mystery going on that she's going around and trying to solve. He does meet and get to know several familiar faces, including Hannah Gruen and Ned Nickerson, but though he gets dragged into the same mystery and does a lot to help solve it, he never actually manages to meet up with Nancy herself. Though Even if she doesn't actually appear in person, the book is in many ways a {{Deconstruction}} of Nancy as a character, particularly her status as TheAce, as some of the characters have... slightly contradictory feelings about her.
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* Norwegian author Tormod Haugen wrote a novel called ''På Sporet Av Frøken Detektiv'' ("On Miss Detective's Trail") in which an AuthorAvatar named Tor Haug travels to River Heights to interview Nancy Drew, but keeps missing her because there's a mystery going on that she's going around and trying to solve. He does meet and get to know several familiar faces, including Hannah Gruen and Ned Nickerson, but though he gets dragged into the same mystery and does a lot to help solve it, he never actually manages to meet up with Nancy herself.
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* Norwegian author Tormod Haugen wrote a novel called ''På Sporet Av Frøken Detektiv'' ("On Miss Detective's Trail") in which an AuthorAvatar named Tor Haug travels to River Heights to interview Nancy Drew, but keeps missing her because there's a mystery going on that she's going around and trying to solve. He does meet and get to know several familiar faces, including Hannah Gruen and Ned Nickerson, but though he gets dragged into the same mystery and does a lot to help solve it, he never actually manages to meet up with Nancy herself. \n Though she doesn't actually appear in person, the book is in many ways a {{Deconstruction}} of Nancy as a character, particularly her status as TheAce, as some of the characters have... slightly contradictory feelings about her.
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* Norwegian author Tormod Haugen wrote a novel called ''På Sporet Av Frøken Detektiv'' ("On Miss Detective's Trail") in which an AuthorAvatar named Tor Haug travels to River Heights to interview Nancy Drew, but keeps missing her because there's a mystery going on that she's going around and trying to solve. He does meet and get to know several familiar faces, including Hannah Gruen and Ned Nickerson, but though he gets dragged into the same mystery and does a lot to help solve it, he never actually manages to meet up with Nancy herself.
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* Norwegian author Tormod Haugen wrote a novel called ''På Sporet Av Frøken Detektiv'' ("On Miss Detective's Trail") in which an AuthorAvatar named Tor Haug travels to River Heights to interview Nancy Drew, but keeps missing her because there's a mystery going on that she's going around and trying to solve. He does meet and get to know several familiar faces, including Hannah Gruen and Ned Nickerson, but he never actually manages to meet up with Nancy herself.
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* ''Webcomic/HarkAVagrant'': In Kate Beaton's ''Nancy Drew'' comics, she takes the covers to old books in the series and comes up with... alternate explanations for the scenes shown. Other characters are often shown worrying about Nancy's mental health.
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* ''Webcomic/HarkAVagrant'': In Kate Beaton's Creator/KateBeaton's ''Nancy Drew'' comics, she takes the covers to old books in the series and comes up with... [[http://www.harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=317 alternate explanations for the scenes shown. shown.]] [[http://www.harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=278 Other characters are often shown worrying about Nancy's mental health.
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': There is an alley close to the GCPD headquarters in the northern end of Gotham that shows up in backgrounds every once and again named after the title character.
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* ''Webcomic/HarkAVagrant'': In Kate Beaton's ''Nancy Drew'' comics, she takes the covers to old books in the series and comes up with... alternate explanations for the scenes shown. Other characters are often shown worrying about Nancy's mental health.
* ''Webcomic/HarkAVagrant'': In Kate Beaton's ''Nancy Drew'' comics, she takes the covers to old books in the series and comes up with... alternate explanations for the scenes shown. Other characters are often shown worrying about Nancy's mental health.
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* In Sara Paretsky's ''V.I. Warshawski'' novels, this is one of IntrepidReporter Murray Ryerson's nicknames for Warshawski (along with "[[Film/{{She}} She-who-must-be-obeyed]]" and Franchise/WonderWoman.
* In Sara Paretsky's ''V.I. Warshawski'' novels, this is one of IntrepidReporter Murray Ryerson's nicknames for Warshawski (along with "[[Film/{{She}} She-who-must-be-obeyed]]" and Franchise/WonderWoman.
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* In the ''Series/FantasyIsland'' episode "Nobody's There," a private detective remembers being obsessed with Nancy Drew as a child and reading each book at least six times.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid", Fry looks for reading material to use against the leader of the Brain Spawn. He dismisses Nancy Drew as being too highbrow and The Hardy Boys as too lowbrow before settling on ''Literature/TheBonfireOfTheVanities''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid", Fry looks for reading material to use against the leader of the Brain Spawn. He dismisses Nancy Drew as being too highbrow and The Hardy Boys as too lowbrow before settling on ''Literature/TheBonfireOfTheVanities''.
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* In the ''Series/FantasyIsland'' episode "Nobody's There," a private detective remembers being obsessed with Nancy Drew as a child and reading each book at least six times.
* In the ''Series/FantasyIsland'' episode "Nobody's There," a private detective remembers being obsessed with Nancy Drew as a child and reading each book at least six times.
