Outside references to Wallace & Gromit

As a touchstone of claymation and British culture, Wallace & Gromit has been referenced in many other works.

Television and movies[]

The Simpsons - in the episode HOM'R, a booth at a convention shows images of Wallace, Gromit, and Feathers. In Angry Dad: The Movie a Wallace and Gromit parody known as "Willis and Crumble in Better Gnomes and Gardens" is shown, it has many allusions to the opening scene of Curse of the Were-Rabbit and exaggerates the British influence in Wallace and Gromit with use of stereotypical slang such as "tip top" as well as references to Marmite and penny farthing bikes. Nick Park cameos as himself, the creator of the fictional cartoon. While at an animation festival, Wallace, Gromit & Feathers can be seen in the background.

Milhouse tells Bart that he should watch the Wallace & Gromit shorts A Matter of Loaf and Death and The Wrong Trousers.

One of the other nominees for the oscars was Willis & Crumble in Better Gnomes and Gardens, a parody of Wallace & Gromit.

Miss Pennyfarthing was a character who appeared in The Simpsons. She appeared in the episode "Angry Dad: The Movie". In that episode there were short films, and Miss Pennyfarthing appeared in the short film called Willis & Crumble in Better Gnomes and Gardens. In that film she asks Willis & Crumble to restore the gnomes. She was so proud she invited Willis to have tea and marmalade. Gromit has lunch but a bird switches on the machine, it turns Crumble into a gnome. When Miss Pennyfarthing and Willis come outside they are shocked to see Crumble turn into a gnome.

Adventure Time - in the episode Five Short Graybles, Princess Bubblegum says "cheese" in a similar manner to Wallace, her mouth also extends to a Parkian grin.
ReBoot - Feathers cameos multiple times in this CGI series, albeit without the permission of Aardman. This reportedly let to in-studio drama over a potential lawsuit, though no legal action was taken.
The Lenny Henry Christmas Show - This special featured a live action parody of The Wrong Trousers titled The Right Trousers, which featured Wallace building trousers that made him a perfect dancer to impress women. The ending of this skit featured Gromit saving Wallace as per usual, albeit from a fate that would not be appropriate to describe on this wiki. This skit has somewhat of an ironic cult following.

Afterparty - Lola Woolfe says "You are my Wallace to my Gromit" to Milo Bong.
Watch Dogs: Legion - NPCs have a conversation about the Wallace & Gromit shorts
Henry Stickmin - The Techno Trousers appear
Scribblenauts Unlimited - a penguin with a rooster hat resembling Feathers appears as a person to help, specifically with stealing a diamond
Poker Night at the Inventory - this game developed by Telltale Games (the developers behind Wallace and Gromit's Grand Adventures) features a cameo from Monty Muzzle, a character who only appears in Grand Adventures.
Undertale - the robot character Mettaton's normal design is inspired by the Cooker.

The Beano - the Techno Trousers appear in the Bash Street Kids comic from the 70th anniversary issue of this comic

Flushed Away - this film likely has the most W&G references of all non-W&G Aardman productions. Wendolene appears on a framed photo, a Gromit plush and pen are seen, Roddey's wardrobe includes Wallace's outfit, and a newspaper references the events of Curse of the Were-Rabbit.
Farmageddon: A Shaun the Sheep Movie - you can see footage from A Grand Day Out playing in a TV screen in the intro
Shaun the Sheep Movie - Feathers is seen on a board of captured animals
Early Man - during the end credits, cave paintings of Feathers and Gromit can be seen
Chicken Run - Wallace drives the truck delivering the pie machine.
Rex the Runt - this much more mature Aardman property features a scene in its second episode where Wallace is cleaning a window and gets pushed out.
We Are Most Amused and Amazed - this ITV special celebrating Charles, Prince of Wales' 70th birthday featured a special animation of Wallace and Gromit having a video call with the Queen's heir.
Advertising - Wallace & Gromit make frequent appearances in adverts, especially in the United Kingdom around Christmas time or the release of a new major W&G project. Notable partners of the brand include Marks and Spencers, PG Tips, HMV, DFS, Joules, and NPower.
In Your Wildest Dreams - this music video features a cameo of Wallace serving drinks in a bar.