- In the Zeerust future of Plan 7 of 9 from Outer Space the protagonists drive past "shiny automated farms without flies or manure, where electric sheep dreamed of androids and stainless steel rats committed shameless acts of larceny."
Films
- Slipstream (1989). When the android Byron says he fell asleep and had a dream, Owens asks if he counted electric sheep.
- A Season 3 episode of The Americans is called "Do Mail Robots Dream of Electric Sheep?".
- Marathon: Level titles include "Electric Sheep One", "Electric Sheep Two", and "Electric Sheep Three". In the novel and its film adaptation Blade Runner, real animals are incredibly rare as a result of the event described in the novel as "World War Terminus". However, it is considered incredibly gauche not to take care of one, so many poorer families buy electric substitutes. The title of the novel serves as the source of the tropes Do Androids Dream?, and each of these levels serves as an indication that the Security Officer, a cyborg, is in fact dreaming. (The level following each of these is also a dream.)
- My Little Pony (Gameloft) has an event titled "Applejack Dreams of Robot Ponies".
- Sunset Overdrive: * The players sputters a few non-sequiturs while high on medicine, such as "Do sheep dream of electric androids?"
- ULTRAKILL: The intro song for 7-2: LIGHT UP THE NIGHT is titled "Do Robots Dream of Eternal Sleep?
". - Bistro Heroes: A side quest early into the game's storyline is titled "Do Androids Dream of Electric Chicken?".
