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| - The Hub is a community lot featured in Downtown, the neighborhood shipped with The Sims 2: Nightlife. The second floor is an open-air restaurant. The first floor has a nightclub and bar.
- The Hub is the seventh episode of the first season of the television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
- The Hub is a secret base formerly run by S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Victoria Hand.
- The Hub was a central location within the Morlock Tunnels, which connected many different passages. Lara Myers describes it as shaped sort of like the spoke of a bicycle wheel, as it had many passages radiating outwards from the center. ("The Wee Time Traveler")
- The Hub is a television channel, previously a known as "Discovery Kids". The channel relaunched under it's current name on October 10, 2010. Hasbro is responsible for the programming of this channel. Transformers: Prime has aired on The Hub since November 26, 2010.
- "The Hub" is the seventh episode of Season 1 in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. The episode aired on November 12, 2013 on ABC.
- The Hub was aptly named, as it was a major transportation hub in the country. Many train tracks and roads led into the city, and there were rocket ports as well. Because of the city's transportation-based economy, having no money was considered a crime.
- The Hub is where the signers live. It is where you receive you missions.
- The Hub is a business on FOX comedy That '70s Show, where the gang frequently hangs out.
- The Hub was a night club that Habib Marwan used as a base of operations during Day 4.
- The Hub is a blackmarket Moto-Hub of sorts that the Xal-Fettk use for transport and trade.
- A circular chamber in Bor where 8 tunnels meet. It is called the Hub because the tunnels that meet resemble the spokes of a gigantic wheel.
- The hub was the unofficial name given to the supervisors' deck in starbase Vanguard's operations center in the 2260s. The majority of the station's business was managed from this workspace. Situated in the centre of ops, the hub was a slightly elevated deck circled by a gunmetal-gray railing. It featured an octagonal conference table embedded with eight situation monitors and their accompanying controls. The senior staff's morning meetings were often held at the hub. (VAN novel: Harbinger, VAN novella: Almost Tomorrow et al.)
- The Hub est une colonie et un centre de commerce énorme établi dans une vieille ville relativement épargnée par la Grande Guerre. De nombreuses caravanes passent par ici, transportant des marchandises vers le nord à Shady Sands, Junktown, vers le désert du Mojave et Boneyard . La ville abrite une communauté importante de commerçants, de prêteur sur gage, de joueurs, et de tout un tas d'ordures intéressées par l'argent. La grande variété de personnes y passant garantit aux voyageurs de toujours assister à quelque-chose de surprenant.
- On April 30, 2009, it was announced that Hasbro had acquired a 50% stake in Discovery Kids from Discovery Communications, which was in the middle of overhauling its various spinoff channels. At that point Discovery Kids was basically running on auto-pilot, running Edutainment Shows from the early 2000's that hadn't been refreshed in years, mixed in with acquired programming such as Goosebumps and other kid-friendly content from sister channels such as Animal Planet that could fit the network's mission. Not to be confused with a Hub Level.
- A cold open reviews some of the events of the previous episode, "Sine Qua Non". Text reading "Two Days Ago" picks up the story of President Laura Roslin and the other human beings aboard the damaged Cylon basestar. As the Cylon hybrid is reconnected, it cries out "Jump!" The ship jumps to an empty part of space. During the jump, Roslin finds herself aboard a dark, empty Galactica. Priestess Elosha, who died in the Season 2 two-part episode, Home, appears. She and Roslin embrace. Roslin admits she feels at home aboard the Galactica. The jump ends, and Roslin's vision ends. During subsequent jumps the vision reoccurs. Roslin and Elosha walk through the ship, eventually reaching the sick bay where they see a version of Roslin dying alone of her cancer. Again, the vision ends when the jump end
- The Hub is a major trading city located in southern California. The Hub is an enormous trading center and settlement established in an old town relatively untouched by the Great War. Caravans are organized here, carrying goods north to Shady Sands, Junktown, the Mojave Wasteland, and south to the Boneyard. It houses a large community of traders, barterers, gamblers, and other interesting scum. The wide variety of people passing through ensures that there is always something interesting going on. The caravan houses that work the routes trade in everything: chems, tires, guns, bullets, food, brahmin, dirt, even scraps of metal.
- thumb|Das Logo von The HubThe Hub ist ein US-amerikanischer Fernsehsender. Der Sender ging am 10. Oktober 2010 erstmals auf Sendung. The Hub ersetzte den Sender Discovery Kids. Die Eigentümer des Senders sind Discovery Communications und Hasbro.
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