- In My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (IDW) Issue #25, one of Canter Creek's citizens is named "Blazing Saddle" and bears a resemblance to Cleavon Little, and a signpost on the first page of the comic points to "Rock Ridge". Blazing Saddle's cutie mark is the Gucci logo, referencing Sheriff Bart riding in with Gucci saddlebags. In the short, Tumbleweed mentions he got his cutie mark from visiting "Sheriff Bart." In the following issue, the plan to move the rustlers' camp piece by piece is highly reminiscent of the plan to move Rock Ridge.
- Boldores And Boomsticks: In one of the sidestories Blake plays a version of the movie where Bart is a raccoon faunus.
- In Inheritance (Worm), Taylor, Chrissie, Lisa, and Dinah watch the movie during a girl's night.
- In Plan 7 of 9 from Outer Space, reporter Buster Kincaid accuses Flash Gordon-expy Captain Proton of fraud, including the line: "Are you aware that Mongo is not a world ruled by a power-mad emperor but a character from Blazing Saddles?"
- Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank is essentially a Whole-Plot Reference to Blazing Saddles, if not a complete remake with Feudal Japan standing in for the Old West. In fact, its original title was Blazing Samurai.
- Veronica Mars: When Mac and Wallace greet Veronica during her first night back in Neptune:Mac: Candygram for Mongo!
Veronica: Ooh, Mongo like candy!
Literature
- The Detachment. After realising they've been betrayed, a minute twitch by Trevan leads to everyone pointing guns at each other. Fortunately Dox defuses the situation by putting his gun to his own head and enacting the Stop, or I Shoot Myself! scene.
- A Sixth Season episode of Supernatural is titled "The French Mistake" and features a storyline where the heroes are thrown into an alternate universe where a show about their lives called Supernatural is being filmed and everyone mistakes them for the actors who play them.
- Gets a shout-out in SR-71's "Politically Correct"
, when the singer laments that society has become so afraid of causing offense that "you couldn't make a Mel Brooks movie today", and then boasts that he watched Blazing Saddles the day before.
- My Little Pony (Gameloft): Blazing Saddle from the comics can be purchased as a character for Sweet Apple Acres. His description states that "he once defused an angry mob by taking himself hostage".
- West of Loathing has a gang of bandits hanging around in a fake town they built.
- Shortpacked! mocks the idea of "you couldn't make Blazing Saddles today" by showing what would happen if it had been made today: it'd be dismissed as "woke garbage" by the same right-winger that complained that Blazing Saddles couldn't be made today. Also, according to the Alt Text, Blazing Saddles being made in the 70's is why Ruth died in Roomies!.
- There is an episode of The Backyardigans titled "Blazing Paddles", where the old west guns are replaced with table tennis paddles (kids show bowdlerization, gotta love it).
- The My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episode "Swarm of the Century" has Twilight suggest building an exact replica of the town a short distance away.
- The SpongeBob SquarePants episode "20,000 Patties Under the Sea" references the infamous "I like rape" scene with this interaction.SpongeBob: Bye, Squidward! Bye, Mr. Krabs! [flirtatiously] Bye, Squidward~.
Patrick: You said "bye, Squidward" twice.
SpongeBob: I like Squidward.
