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There are many instances in popular culture in which fictional underground stations appear. In many cases for film or television, actual stations are used for the purpose of filming.

Shieldinch – BBC Scotland soap River City.

Balbo – The Fugitive (filmed at the 203 North LaSalle Street entrance to the Clark & Lake L station). Main St. – Shake It Up! (undetermined location but evidently within the city limits, unlike the real Main L station which is located in Evanston, Illinois).

Weatherfield North tram stop – introduced into the Granada Television soap opera Coronation Street in 2018.

Lafayette Street – In Knowing, a major collision occurs between a 6 and a 4 train at Lafayette Street station. The front entrance sign says that Lafayette is served by the 4, 5, 6, J/Z, and M trains, making the real station either Canal Street or Brooklyn Bridge – City Hall (M trains still run on Nassau Street Line at this time). The driver's announcement that Spring Street was the next station makes it possible that it could have been Bleecker Street, which in turn is known as Broadway Lafayette Street on the IND Sixth Avenue Line, where there is an in station transfer (then only for southbound 6 trains). Morningside – an upper Manhattan subway stop from the pilot episode of CBS's NYC 22. Roscoe Street – a stop from the opening levels of Max Payne. Served by the 2, 4, and 5 trains, it may be inspired by the 149th Street Grand Concourse station. Kings Plaza – a subway stop in Brooklyn at the end of the V train. The V train however at no point ever had any exclusive stations, sharing all of its stations with the E, F, or R trains, and not going to Brooklyn, except for a brief unexpected extension to Euclid Avenue in January 2005 after a signal room fire at Chambers Street. For the filming of Morbius (2022), an NYC Subway styled station signage with its name "Front Street" served by the 2, 3, A, and C trains, similar to the Chambers Street/Park Place station complex or Fulton Street, was placed in the disused Jubilee line section at Charing Cross station on the London Underground. Similar signs were placed on buildings in the Northern Quarter of Manchester. The film also incorrectly depicts the New York Subway running on a fourth rail the way the London Underground does.

Cathedral Heights – The second season premiere of Netflix's House of Cards features a scene inside the Cathedral Heights station of the Washington Metro. Cathedral Heights is a real D. C. neighborhood, but there is no Cathedral Heights station; the closest Metro stations to the neighborhood are Tenleytown American University station to the north and Cleveland Park station to the east. Farragut – The first season of Showtime's Homeland contains a scene outside of D. C.'s Farragut station, portrayed as a Metro stop on the red and orange lines. In fact, there is no Farragut Station. There is a Farragut North station, on the red line, and a Farragut West station, on the orange, blue, and silver lines. The scene was filmed in Charlotte, North Carolina. Georgetown – In No Way Out, a chase scene is depicted as passing through a Georgetown station in the Washington Metro. There is no Georgetown station; the nearest Metro station to Georgetown is Foggy Bottom. The interior of the station depicted in the movie was in the Baltimore Metro Subway and not Washington's. Pyron – In The Walking Dead Season 11 (Episode 1), characters working their way towards another settlement seek refuge from a storm and continue passage through a Metro station on the yellow line. Negan directs the group that to get to Bethesda, they should " take the Yellow line north and switch to Blue at Ronald Reagan National Airport Station, then on to the Red to Bethesda."