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| - The Earth is now a home to evil forces. The Void Armada has conqered the planet and have enslaved humanity. Now, the last student of a fallen master must create a chance for humanity's future, with the most unlikly of heros.
- Logan's hunt for a gang of Steelheads reveals a shocking truth about Max's presumed-dead cohort and his ominous mission to make Cale pay for the botched Manticore attack. But when Max sees that her friend has gone commando, she is forced to choose between "family" and her feelings for Logan. Meanwhile, Original Cindy finds the perfect way to keep Normal off Max's back for missing work while she tends to her dangerous duties.
- Some Assembly Required is a side quest line released on May 03, 2016, during Act 3 of the Wild West 2016 Event. It requires the building Blacksmith.
- Some Assembly Required was an event run from December 14, 2012 until January 4, 2013. During the event, special trinkets representing toy parts could be won from brigands and barbarians. These trinkets could subsequently be exchanged at a trading post for furniture items. Additionally, a trophy was awarded the first time each set of parts was traded in for the furniture item. All three items can be held in a portrait.
- "Some Assembly Required" is the second half of the ninth episode in the eighteenth season of Arthur.
- Some Assembly Required is a teen comedy series that airs on YTV in Canada and streams on Netflix in the United States and worldwide.
- Some assembly required is a film about the Critical Mass in New York on March 30, 2007 and the police response.
- Some Assembly Required is a 1995 American Thriller Action film written by Becky Johnston and directed by Spike Lee starring Bette Midler, Will Smith, Mark Wahlberg, Jim Caviezel, Winona Ryder, Ed Harris, Jane Krakowski, Brittany Murphy, Anna Gunn, Amy Adams and featuring singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor. The film was nominated for 2 Oscars Best Picture and Supporting Actress Bette Midler.
- "Some Assembly Required" is the second episode of the second season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and is the fourteenth episode altogether. It was written by Ty King and Joss Whedon and directed by Bruce Seth Green. It was originally broadcast on September 22, 1997. Two science club nerds use body parts to create the "perfect girlfriend" for a teenager who has been brought back from the dead.
- The story is told from the perspective of Seppa, a young Daranaean girl. In December of 2165, the successor ship to the Enterprise (NX-01), the USS Cochrane, and a leading Daranaean family exchange holiday gifts. Seppa, a young child, comes crying to the Prime Wife in the household, Dratha. It seems all of the human toys are broken, and Seppa is overly worried that she will be blamed for breaking them. Trinning, an elder half-brother, brings a box over and confirms that, while the toys are made from sturdy wood, they are all broken into bits. Dratha puts in a call.
- The Paladins are woken up by the Castle’s alarms blaring in a test. Coran and Allura are tuning the castle after 10,000 years of disuse. While they’re busy, Team Voltron is assigned the job of being able to consistently form Voltron. They try flying in formation and stacking on top of each other in vain. Allura, helping, switches on the Castle’s automatic defenses and they spend an unidentified amount of time under a nerve-wracking, stressful attack. Meanwhile, Haggar hints at a plan she has in motion involving an old enemy of Shiro’s.
- Keorga is a haven for artists and musicians, a place of contemplation and artistic appreciation. When their request for a planet-running computer is denied by Starfleet, they go elsewhere; unfortunately, the instruction manual is in a language they cannot understand.
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