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| - "Collateral Damage" is the second episode of the second season. The episode was written by David Simon from a story he co-wrote with Ed Burns and it was directed by Ed Bianchi. It originally aired on June 8, 2003.
- Collateral damage is a term which refers to the sacrifice of civilians that must be made to serve a greater good.
- Collateral damage is distinguishable from murder in that, while murder is illegal, collateral damage is hilarious. For example, upon committing murder, an acceptable response is "My God, what have I done?" Upon committing collateral damage, one is expected to exclaim "Holy shit, dude, did you just see all those fucking people I just fucking killed?"
- Collateral Damage is the twenty-third episode in season seven of CSI: Miami.
- Rear Admiral, we are receiving an emergency distress signal from the colony on Hotep IV. The colonists are reporting Borg activity, as well as some strange anomalies that have appeared near the planet. There's no time to waste. Proceed immediately to the Hotep system and aid the colonists. Good luck
* Enemy Squared
* Help the colonists on Hotep IV.
- Collateral Damage is a Collection Perk. __NoToC__
- Collateral damage is damage to things that are incidental to the intended target. It is frequently used as a military term where it can refer to the incidental destruction of civilian property and non-combatant casualties.
- Collateral Damage is a StarCraft II short web story written by Matt Burns, set in the StarCraft universe and designed to tie-in with Wings of Liberty. It focuses on the thor unit and details the infiltration of the Simonson Munitions Factory (a thor-testing facility) by Umojan Protectorate shadowguard Ulli Trey, aka "Pandora", in 2503.
- Collateral Damage är den tolfte episoden av nionde säsong av Stargate SG-1.
- Collateral Damage is the seventh episode of the second season of The Pretender which first aired January 3, 1998 on NBC in the United States.
- Collateral Damage was the seventh episode of the TNT series Dallas. Written by Aaron Allen, the episode, which was directed by Steve Robin, made its premiere on July 18, 2012.
- Collateral damage (also known as "women and children") is a word in the Conservative vocabulary apparently meaning, "the unintentional death of noncombatants in warfare". It is also a movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Figuratively collateral damage may refer to people harmed by a quarrel who are not part of that row. The term is frequently used by conservatives refering to killing innocent civilians for oil.
- "Collateral Damage" is the eleventh episode of the third season of Millennium.
- Collateral Damage is the 6th DC HeroClix expansion set. The set added a new game mechanic Object Tokens, and introduced the brick promotion, with Krypto being the first figure to be available, and the Giants being the first Collector's Set.
- Collateral Damage refers to damage inflicted by a shell on surrounding buildings or units that is not intended. An example is Pillar tanks; in close quarter fighting, the shells often damage friendly Pillar tanks. Another example is if a T3 mass fabricator in a farm goes off, a chain reaction could be triggered due to the large amount of damage caused by an explosion.
- "Collateral Damage" is the twelfth episode of the ninth season of Stargate SG-1.
- The first township established by House Mikin outside of the old city (now known as the Shadow District), Light's Reach was founded by Fahral Mikin atop a mound of grassy earth called Eastwatch Hill some six hundred and fifty years ago, as the mortar still dried on the uppermost battlements of the Aegis surrounding the Imperial realm. The buildings are of quarried gray Nillu stone, their walls kept clean of crawling vines that might otherwise encroach and give them a greater sense of antiquity. Wooden shutters angle out from many open windows when weather permits.
- A bomb is detonated in the plaza of the Colombian Consulate building in Los Angeles, killing 9 people including a caravan of Colombian officials and American intelligence agents. Among the civilians killed are the wife and son of LAFD firefighter, Captain Gordy Brewer (Arnold Schwarzenegger), who was injured in the explosion as he arrived to pick up his family. Soon afterward, a tape is sent to the U.S. State Department, in which a masked man calling himself "El Lobo" (The Wolf) claims responsibility for the bombing, explaining it was in retaliation for America's oppression of Colombia. The FBI believes El Lobo is a Colombian terrorist named Claudio Perrini (Cliff Curtis). CIA Special Agent Peter Brandt (Elias Koteas), the Colombia Station Chief, is harshly reprimanded for the incident by
- Memorial Day has drawn Rossi out of doors -- long enough for the parade, for the picnic, for the inevitable family gathering and associated fight -- and it is with the smell of fresh grass and grill smoke in his hair that he makes his way down the hall towards his apartment. The wheelchair-bound lap is piled high with bags: maternal fondness; Italian hospitality. Over the burden, the green eyes are hard-pressed to find direction to steer by. Bump, go the legs against the long wall. Thump, goes a tumbled bag. "Shit," goes Rossi. "How do you know?" "Why? So you can go running to your girlfriend?"
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