A Commodore C64g, C64 and a PET/CBM computer, a VIC-1541 disk drive, a 1084s monitor and a Competition Pro joystick in the TV program Nano.
A Commodore 1701 monitor in the movie Natural Born Killers.
A Commodore C64 in the TV-series NCIS LA.
A Commodore Amiga 2000 computer and a 2002 monitor in the movie No Retreat, No Surrender 3: Blood Brothers.
A Commodore C64 computer, CN2 datassette, Amiga 2000 computer and a 1084 Monitor in the movie Notte Prima Degli Esami.
A Commodore Amiga 1000 computer with an Commodore 2002 monitor in the movie Not Quite Human.
An Commodore C64 and C128 computer, a 1084 monitor and a Retro Replay in the TV program Lydverket.
A Commodore 64 computer in the movie Nu ji xie ren.
A Commodore VIC-20, C64 and a Amiga 500 computer with 1701 and 1084 monitors in the Oldenburger Computermuseum - NWZ TV.
A Commodore C64c power supply in the TV-series Odyssey 5.
A Commodore C64 computer in the late night show, The Oliver Pocher Show.
A Commodore watch, C64c, CBM, SX-64 and C16 computer, Pencam, 1541, 1541-II, 1551 and 8050 disk drive in the movie Operation: Zeitsturm.
A Commodore Amiga 500 in Pacco, doppio pacco e contropaccotto.
A Commodore 1084 monitor in the movie Passenger 57.
A Commodore C64c computer and a Datassette in the short film Perspective.
A Commodore PET / CBM computer in the music video Homosapien from Pete Shelley.
There are several Commodore C64 computers and 1701 monitors in the control room of the police station.
An Commodore PET 2001 computer in the Polygoon Journaal.
A Commodore C64 in the TV-series Primeval.
A Commodore Amiga 1000 computer, 1080 monitor and a 1010 external disk drive in the movie Prince of Darkness.
A Commodore C64 computer in the film PrOn - The XXX Parody.
A Commodore C64 computer and a Commodore 1702 monitor in the TV series Psych.
A Commodore Amiga 2000 computer and a 1080 monitor in the movie Puppet Master II.
A Commodore Amiga 2000 computer and a Commodore 1084S monitor in the movie Rated X: A Journey Through Porn.
A Commodore C64 and a Amiga keyboard in the British TV comedy Red Dwarf.
A Commodore C64 and Amiga 500 computer, 1541c and 1571 disk drive, Datassette, Competition Pro joystick and the 64er magazine in the TV program Reload.
A Commodore C64 computer in the TV-series Remington Steele.
A Commodore C64 on a poster in the movie Revenge of the Nerds II.
A Commodore C128 and a Commodore monitor in the music video Rhett and Link - In The 80's.
A Commodore C64 computer in the TV-series Sesame Street.
A Commodore Amiga 1000 and a 2000 computer with a 2002 and a 1084 monitor in the movie Shakma.
A Commodore Amiga 1000, 2000 computer, and a 2002 monitor in Sidekicks.
A Commodore C64 computer, a 1541 disk drive and a datassette in the movie Skateland.
A Commodore Amiga 1000 is used by Sledge's colleague Dori Doreau to make a police sketch of a suspect.
A Commodore C64 computer, 1541 disk drive and a 1702 monitor in the TV-series Smallville.
A Commodore CBM 3032 and C64 computer, 1541 and 8050 diskdrive, MPS801 printer and a 1702 monitor in the TV show Sonntag Abend.
A Commodore C64 computer and a Commodore 1701 monitor in the movie Sotto il vestito niente 2.
A Commodore 64 computer and a CN2 datassette in the movie SpaceCamp.
A Commodore 1702 monitor in the movie Spies Like Us.
A Koala Pad in the TV-series Stargate SG-1.
The Amiga Garnet font is used on screens in the motion picture Star Trek, The Voyage Home.
A Commodore PET 2001 in the Star Trek movie: The Wrath of Khan. The PET 2001 is a part of the historical collection of James T. Kirk.
A Commodore C64 computer and a 1541 disk drive in the motion picture Star Wreck - In The Pirkinning.
You can see a Amiga 500 computer, with a Commodore 1084 monitor. In the movie a image scanner is also used with the Amiga 500, which looks like a Digi-View system.
A Commodore CBM/PET computer in the TV documentary: Into The Universe with Stephen Hawking.
A Commodore C64 computer, C2N datassette and a 1541 disk drive in the movie Stephen King - Nightmares and Dreamscapes.
A Commodore C16, C64 en C64g computer, 1541 and 1541c disk drive, 1802 monitor, a Datassette and a MPS 802 printer in the TV program Straightforward.
A Commodore PET/CBM computer and a 8050 disk drive in the movie Strange Brew.
A Commodore PET / CBM computer in the TV-series Street Hawk.
A Commodore C64 computer and a 1451 disk drive in the film Suck.
An Commodore C64 boot-screen on the web page of SBB.
A Commodore CBM / PET computer in the TV-series Tales of the City.
A boxed Commodore C64 computer in the TV-show Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation (promo).
A Commodore PET 2001 computer, a Amiga 3000 computer an d a 184 monitor in the TV-series Tatort.
A Commodore C64 computer and a 1541 disk drive in the TV-show TechTV.
A Commodore PET/CBM computer in the nuclear-shelter Crystal Peak.
A Commodore C64 computer, 1541 diskdrive and a 1702 monitor in That '70s Show.
A Commodore C64 computer in the TV-documentary The 8-Bit Philosophy.
A Commodore PET2001N, C64, 1541 and a 1702 in the TV-series The Americans.
A Commodore C64 computer and a Datassette in the film The Black Balloon.
A Commodore C64 computer in The Colbert Report.
A Commodore CBM / PET computer in the TV-series The Company.
In the TV-program The Computer Chronicles: Commodore C64, SX-64, Amiga 1000, 1701, 2002, 1010 and a Koala Pad.
A Commodore CBM / PET computer and a 8050 disk drive on the TV show The Computer Programme.
A Commodore PET 2001 (Blue edition) computer in the TV show The Daily Show.
An Commodore 1702 monitor in the TV-series The Facts of Life.
A Commodore Pet 2001 in the comedy The Fast Show.
A Commodore Amiga 2000, Amiga 500 and a 1084 monitor in the movie The Gods Must Be Crazy 2.
The Commodore Amiga 4000 gets mentioned in the credits of the movie The High Crusade.
A Commodore C64 computer, a 1451 disk drive and a 1702 monitor in the film The Hugga Bunch.
In the comedy "The IT Crowd" you can see a Commodore PET computer.
A Commodore VIC-20 in the science-fiction movie The Philadelphia Experiment from 1984.
A Commodore 1541 disk drive in the movie The Princess Bride. Next to the TV (down-left) could be a C64c. The game that is played is Hardball.
A Commodore Amiga 500 computer and a 1010 disk drive in the movie The Rachel Papers.
A Commodore keyboard on the The Red Green TV-show.
You can see a Commodore 2002 monitor in the making of: The Return of the Living Dead.
A Commodore PET computer in the TV series The Simpsons.
An Commodore CBM 40xx computer in the movie The Soldier.
A Commodore VIC-20 computer and a C2N datassette in the TV series: The Sooty Show.
Ein Commodore Amiga 2000 Computer und ein 1084s Monitor im Film The Substitute (Mörderischer Tausch).
A Commodore C64 computer, 1084 monitor and 1541 disk drive in the movie Time Chasers (Tangents).
A Commodore C64 computer and 1084 monitor in the movie Torrente 2 - Mission in Marbella.
A Commodore Amiga 2000 computer and 1084 monitor in the movie Toy Soldiers. There was one in the room of the students and one in the temporary command center of the FBI.
A Commodore C64 in the movie Color Red. In the movie a man secretly looks inside apartments. In one of the apartments you can see this Commodore C64.
A Commodore C64 computer and 1541 diskdrive in the TV program TV-am.
An Amiga 2000 computer, A2002 monitor and Speedking joystick in the TV serie Under the Radar Michigan.
A Commodore C64, PET/CBM, Amiga 500 computer and a 1084 Monitor in the film Underground: The Julian Assange Story.
A Commodore 1702 monitor in the TV-series Warehouse 13.
A Commodore Amiga 2000 and a CBM / PET computer in the movie Wayne's World.
This time not a Commodore item, but it's closely related to Commodore. Garth Algar is wearing a Video Toaster T-shirt in the movie Wayne's World 2.
A Commodore C64 that is mentioned in the video clip of Weird Al Yankovic.
A Commodore C64 and a CBM / PET computer in a the TV-series Whiz Kids.
A Commodore Amiga 2000 computer in the TV series Wiseguy.
A Commodore PET2001 and 8032-SK computer in the film Wonder Woman 1984.
A Commodore C64c computer in the film Yoksul.
A Commodore CD-32, VC-20, C16, C64, C64G, SX64, CD-TV computer, 1701 monitor, C2N datassetteand a 1541 disk drive in the TV program ZDF - Heute Nacht.
A Commodore C64c computer, 1084 monitor, 1541c disk drive and a Competition Pro joystick in the TV program ZDF Ferienprogramm.
A Commodore Amiga 500 computer and a 1084 monitor in the TV-show Zig Zag.
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