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| - The King and I is a production, and this is a general overview of that production.
- "The King and I" is the tenth and penultimate mission of the Vice Kings story arc in Saints Row. I know where all them fools hang. All we got to do is roll up in there, get their attention, then lead them to the cops. They'll take care of the rest.[[File:|301px]] — Benjamin King to The Protagonist, while at a meeting in the church with Julius Little and Johnny Gat.
- Given by: Bjorn Ironclaws Goals: Talk to Valgard Goldenblade in Northguard Hand In: Valgard Goldenblade 190 Gold 90 Exp Leads to: The Bigger They Are
- The King and I is an Achievement.
- Many songs from the musical have become standards in the American Songbook, including "I Whistle a Happy Tune" and "Shall We Dance?", and have been performed by the Muppets multiple times.
- The King and I is episode five in season five of Full House. It originally aired on October 15, 1991.
- The King and I is the 48th chapter of the Trinity Blood manga. The title was taken from the 1956 musical film.
- Un drama basado en la vida de Kim Cheo Seon durante la Dinastía de Joseon. Kim Cheo Seon fue un leal y fiel eunuco para varios Reyes tales como el 5º Rey, MoonJoong, y el 10º Rey, YunSan Goon, durante la era Joseon.
- (We do the opening for the Nostalgia Critic before we come to him in his room) NC: Hello, I'm the Nostalgia Critic. I remember it so you don't have to. Let's talk a little history. (The crowd boos) Shut up! You're gonna learn something! (A picture of Anna Leonowens is shown) NC: (finger quoting) "...even more" fictionalized version called... NC: But then another adaptation came out, this time in animated form, under the same name, The King and I. (Clips of the animated movie play) (NOTE: The movie was distributed by Warner Bros., but was animated and produced by Rich Animation Studios) Anna: Yeees?
- Cheyenne and Van are nominated for Prom Queen and King. Everyone's surprised by the students overlooking Cheyenne's pregnancy and nominating her anyway. Cheyenne's so excited because she feels like did before she was pregnant. Van finds out that the mean but beautiful cheerleader will most likely win Queen and, worried about how much it'll hurt Cheyenne, he tries to fix it. He convinces all the dorky kids in school to actually vote in the first place and vote for Cheyenne. In return, he'll invite them to a pre-prom party at Reba's house. Van and Cheyenne win and, after the party, head to the prom. The nasty cheerleader walks by and comments on why Cheyenne really won - Van's popularity. Upset, Cheyenne refuses to enter the dance. Back at home, Cheyenne and Van make up and dance together in
- In "The King Is Dead", Lois Griffin is named director of the Quahog Players theatre group production, and she decides to produce the show. Initially, Loretta Brown and Brian Griffin were cast as Anna and King Monkut respectively. Lois' husband, Peter, is disappointed in not getting a major role, so he is named producer. Peter gradually takes over control, radically changing the play, making Anna's best friend a talking penguin. He then tries to promote the show and add star power by casting Diane Simmons as Anna, replacing Brown. Lois likes the fact that he got the play on the news, but is mad because Loretta, who was playing Anna, was doing a great job, but Peter recast her as Lady Teong. The production further deviates from the original when Griffin adds references to contemporary works.
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