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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' has "D.W. Tale Spins", where D.W. tells her own abridged recreation of ''The Odyssey''. She plays Odysseus, Buster is the cyclops, Muffy is Scylla, Francine is Poseidon, and Arthur is Charybdis.
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*''Film/Deliverance1919'': UsefulNotes/HelenKeller admires Homer in a scene, who was blind like her, and imagines herself to be Circe summoning Ulysses.
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* A week-long arc in ''ComicStrip/FoxTrot'' saw Peter pick up a book-on-CD version of the tale to listen to while he slept in the hopes of subconsciously absorbing it for a test the next day. Consequently, his dreams that night were all centered on the story; he was Odysseus, Jason was one of his crewmen (who briefly took over the dream by replacing the cyclopses with ''Franchise/XMen'' characters), Andy resided on the island of lotus eaters (now "tofu eaters"), Roger was a god of leaf blowers, Paige was a BoyBand medley-singing siren, and Jason’s pet iguana was Penelope (which {{Squick}}ed Peter out enough to wake him up).
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* A week-long arc in ''ComicStrip/FoxTrot'' saw Peter pick up a book-on-CD version of the tale to listen to while he slept in the hopes of subconsciously absorbing it for a test the next day. Consequently, his dreams that night were all centered on the story; he was Odysseus, Jason was one of his crewmen (who briefly took over the dream by replacing the cyclopses with ''Franchise/XMen'' ''ComicBook/XMen'' characters), Andy resided on the island of lotus eaters (now "tofu eaters"), Roger was a god of leaf blowers, Paige was a BoyBand medley-singing siren, and Jason’s pet iguana was Penelope (which {{Squick}}ed Peter out enough to wake him up).
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* ''Literature/{{Siren}}'': In ''Undercurrent'', Paige looks for books about sirens in the Bates Library, but she only finds two, including ''The Odyssey'', which she calls a total yawn.
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* ''Literature/{{Siren}}'': ''Literature/SirenNovels'': In ''Undercurrent'', Paige looks for books about sirens in the Bates Library, but she only finds two, including ''The Odyssey'', which she calls a total yawn.
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* ''Film/HeartsOfDarknessAFilmmakersApocalypse''. Creator/JohnMilius says that he put elements of ''The Odyssey'' into ''Film/ApocalypseNow'', likening Kilgore to the Cyclops and the playboy bunnies to the Sirens. During the TroubledProduction Creator/FrancisFordCoppola refers to the film as ''The Idiodyssey''.
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* A copy of ''The Odyssey'' is seen in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'' on a shelf in Mario's room, alluding to ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey''.
* A copy of ''The Odyssey'' is seen in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'' on a shelf in Mario's room, alluding to ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey''.
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* ''Literature/{{Transpecial}}'': Ever since she read ''The Odyssey'', Suza imagines each planet as an island, each one inhabited by strange and wonderful beings.
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* ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'': Mr. Turner's first assignment for Cory's class in "Back 2 School" is to start reading the story. He tries to pique the kids' interest by saying to also read an ''X-Men'' comic so as to do a compare and contrast discussion the next day.
* ''Series/HerculesTheLegendaryJourneys'': "Reign Of Terror" centers around King Augeas thinking he's Zeus and being used by Hera in an attempt to kill Hercules. During the climax, Augeas receives a nasty shock; he's feeing much calmer, but he now thinks he's Ulysses.
-->'''Augeas:''' I've been thinking about having a little cruise around the Mediterranean.
* ''Series/HerculesTheLegendaryJourneys'': "Reign Of Terror" centers around King Augeas thinking he's Zeus and being used by Hera in an attempt to kill Hercules. During the climax, Augeas receives a nasty shock; he's feeing much calmer, but he now thinks he's Ulysses.
-->'''Augeas:''' I've been thinking about having a little cruise around the Mediterranean.
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* ''Literature/{{Siren}}'': In ''Undercurrent'', Paige looks for books about sirens in the Bates Library, but she only finds two, including ''The Odyssey'', which she calls a total yawn.
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* ''Webcomic/HarkAVagrant'': One of Odysseus' men complains about the sirens making [[http://www.harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=270 duck faces.]]
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* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager''. In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E19FavoriteSon Favorite Son]]", Harry Kim specifically compares the beautiful alien women who tried to harvest his DNA to the sirens from ''The Odyssey''. Given that the entire series is based around TheHomewardJourney, this tale is an obligatory reference; Captain Janeway appears to have a bust of Odysseus in her Ready Room.
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* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager''. In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E19FavoriteSon Favorite Son]]", Harry Kim specifically compares the beautiful alien women who tried to harvest his DNA to the sirens Sirens from ''The Odyssey''. Given that the entire series is based around TheHomewardJourney, this tale is an obligatory reference; Captain Janeway appears to have a bust of Odysseus in her Ready Room.
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* ''Literature/{{Ulysses}}'': James Joyce structured his look at turn-of-the-century Dubliners in homage to it.
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* Creator/DavidGemmell's ''[[Literature/TheTroySaga Troy Saga]]'' is a re-imagining of the Literature/TrojanCycle that features Odysseus as one of it's main characters with various allusions and MythologyGags to his encounters from the poem brought up over the course of the series.
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* Creator/DavidGemmell's ''[[Literature/TheTroySaga Troy Saga]]'' is a re-imagining of the Literature/TrojanCycle Literature/TheTrojanCycle that features Odysseus as one of it's its main characters with various allusions and MythologyGags to his encounters from the poem brought up over the course of the series.
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* ''Literature/LostVoices'': In ''The Twice Lost'', the government's secret program to exterminate the mermaids is called Operation Odysseus.
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* ''[[Film/HomeAlone Home Sweet Home Alone]]'': Max Mercer asks where do the characters from ''Odyssey'' wind up at the end.
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*''[[Film/HomeAlone Home Sweet Home Alone]]'': Max Mercer asks where do the characters from ''Odyssey'' wind up at the end.
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* Tyler from ''Film/DogDays2018'' has to read ''The Odyssey'' for summer school, to his displeasure.
* Tyler from ''Film/DogDays2018'' has to read ''The Odyssey'' for summer school, to his displeasure.
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* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager''. In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E19FavoriteSon Favorite Son]]", Harry Kim specifically compares the beautiful alien women who tried to tempt him to stay on their planet to the sirens from ''The Odyssey''. Given that the entire series is based around TheHomewardJourney, this tale is an obligatory reference. Captain Janeway also appears to have a bust of Odysseus in her Ready Room.
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* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager''. In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E19FavoriteSon Favorite Son]]", Harry Kim specifically compares the beautiful alien women who tried to tempt him to stay on their planet harvest his DNA to the sirens from ''The Odyssey''. Given that the entire series is based around TheHomewardJourney, this tale is an obligatory reference. reference; Captain Janeway also appears to have a bust of Odysseus in her Ready Room.
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* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager''. In "[[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E19FavoriteSon Favorite Son]]", Harry Kim specifically compares the beautiful alien women who tried to tempt him to stay on their planet to the sirens from ''The Odyssey''. Given that the entire series is based around TheHomewardJourney, this tale is an obligatory reference. Captain Janeway also appears to have a bust of Odysseus in her Ready Room.
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* ''Series/{{Arrow}}''. The episode "The Odyssey" involves Oliver Queen and Slade Wilson attempting to escape off the island and return home (which takes Oliver only half the time that Odysseus did, but he has modern transport available). During the episode, the mercenaries hunting them use phrases from ''The Odyssey'' as a TrustPassword.
* ''Series/{{Arrow}}''. The episode "The Odyssey" involves Oliver Queen and Slade Wilson attempting to escape off the island and return home (which takes Oliver only half the time that Odysseus did, but he has modern transport available). During the episode, the mercenaries hunting them use phrases from ''The Odyssey'' as a TrustPassword.
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* ''Series/{{Arrow}}''. The episode "The Odyssey" involves Oliver Queen and Slade Wilson attempting to escape off the island and return home (which takes Oliver only half the time that Odysseus did, but he has modern transport available). During the episode, the mercenaries hunting them use phrases from ''The Odyssey'' as a TrustPassword.
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* ''Fanfic/RocketshipVoyager''. Captain Janeway has a "bronze bust of the Homeric hero Odysseus" displayed in the ship's wardroom.
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* Creator/DavidGemmell's ''[[Literature/TheTroySaga Troy Saga]]'' is a re-imagining of the Literature/TrojanCycle that features Odysseus as one of it's main characters with various allusions and MythologyGags to his encounters from the poem brought up over the course of the series.
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* ''Webcomic/HarkAVagrant'': One of Odysseus' men complains about the sirens making [[http://www.harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=270 duck faces.]]
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* ''Webcomic/HarkAVagrant'': One of Odysseus' men complains about the sirens making [[http://www.harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=270 duck faces.]]
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* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'': When Harry learns in ''Literature/SkinGame'' that their target is to break into Hades' vault he snidely alludes to ''The Aeneid'', Herakles and ''Literature/TheOdyssey'' when saying only about three guys had managed to walk in and out of Hades alive.
* ''Literature/{{Haugtussa}}'': Gislaug is not the first literary figure to walk through heaven and hell. Of course, [[Literature/TheOdyssey Odysseus]], [[Literature/TheAeneid Aeneas]] and [[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante]] have all done the journey before her, but she is quite possibly the first ''girl'' to make the trip.
* ''Literature/{{Haugtussa}}'': Gislaug is not the first literary figure to walk through heaven and hell. Of course, [[Literature/TheOdyssey Odysseus]], [[Literature/TheAeneid Aeneas]] and [[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante]] have all done the journey before her, but she is quite possibly the first ''girl'' to make the trip.
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* In ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail'', Atticus is mentioned to be reading this book.
* In ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail'', Atticus is mentioned to be reading this book.
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* In ''Literature/TheresMoreThanOneWayHome'', Anna mentally plugs her ears against other people's suspicious whispers like Odysseus plugging his ears against the sirens.
* In ''Literature/TheresMoreThanOneWayHome'', Anna mentally plugs her ears against other people's suspicious whispers like Odysseus plugging his ears against the sirens.
