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| - While staying with Harry Middleton, Hellboy has a strange dream.
- The Mole is the sixth episode of the first season of the animated series.
- The Mole is an unnamed minor character who first appeared in The Lion King and later became a recurring character in The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa.
- Christophe "The Mole" DeLorn is a character from South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. Despite being a one-time only character, he is a favorite among fans due to his appearance. DeLorn(e) is a fanon last name, but due it's commonness among fanfiction is used here.
- The Mole was a villain that resembled his animal moniker.
- The Mole is a Legendary figure from the underground of crime. Amazingly, he owns a Mole Machine, which can tunnel underground (you were surprised about that too?). He has even used the machine to create an escape tunnel for The Heavy Mob.
- The hit-and-run death of a Chinese interpreter suddenly compromises a team member, and throws the entire unit into disarray. Charlie, meanwhile, must deal with not being consulted by Larry for a paper.
- The Mole is the seventh episode the BBC's spy television series, Spooks, which was first broadcast on 24 November 2008.
- The Mole is one of the many pod machines carried in Thunderbird 2.
- The Mole (or just Mole in later episodes) is one of the main characters of Happy Tree Friends and one of the playable characters in the False Alarm video game.
- Bandu-Ma-Seri, or The Mole is a female Banda who is the leader of a "criminal underground" (pun intended). Her pseudonym is apparently is a reappropriation of "Mole-people," a racial slur against the Banda. Information given in a Kickstarter update:
- He is shown to generally mean well, but his handicap causes more harm than good.
- The Mole is an American reality game show that airs on ABC. It is based on The Mole franchise of programs that have aired in numerous countries. The Mole was produced by Stone Stanley Entertainment for its first four seasons. It was cancelled but was later picked up again after a four year hiatus. The fifth season is produced by Stone & Co. Entertainment.
- The mole refers to an unknown individual who seemingly is working against the interest of the Dollhouse and quite possibly the Rossum Corporation as a whole. While the identity of the mole and the mole's location has never been stated, several hints have risen that the mole is someone within the Dollhouse itself. In an effort to aid in the destruction of the Dollhouse, the Mole contacted Paul Ballard through Echo and November, demonstrating an ability to use the imprinting technology,or at the very least subvert an active's imprint by way of adding hidden parameters.
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