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Area 51 in popular culture
The base is featured in episodes of the television series Sonic X (as Area 99), The Simpsons (area 51A), Futurama, Family Guy, American Dad, The X-Files, Taken, Seven Days (Never Never Land), Kim Possible, Tracker, Megas XLR (as Area 50), and Stargate SG-1.
The base is featured in the movies Groom Lake, Looney Tunes: Back in Action (Area 52), Independence Day, the computer and video games Area 51 (console), Area 51, Deus Ex, Duke Nukem 3D, Interstate '82 as Area 49, Tomb Raider III, Rogue Trip, Perfect Dark (Area 51 and Area 52), The Pandora Directive, Twisted Metal 3, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (Area 69), Starfox 64 (Area 6, in space) Destroy All Humans! (Area 42), SimCity 4 (Area 5.1). The Black Mesa Research Facility, the setting for much of the computer game Half-Life, resembles Area 51. Division 47, an area of Strangetown in the PSP version of The Sims 2, The Simpsons Road Rage (Area 51A) is modeled after Area 51.
Area 51 is featured in several novels by Dale Brown and is the centerpiece of Robert Doherty's Area 51 novels, which take place after Area 51 scientists make contact with extraterrestrials. Apparent alien technology is stored at "Zone 92" in the Animorphs books. Area 52 is a four-part comic book series from Image Comics.
Area 51 has been used in several role-playing games as a plot element. In the game Conspiracy X, it is a safe facility and base of operations for the players' counter-extraterrestrial operations. On the flip side, in the Call of Cthulhu modern day conspiracy supplement Delta Green, the base is the site of laboratory facilities for studying and intercepting otherworldly beings. The alternate history roleplaying game Deadlands also features an 1880s version of the location called "Fort 51".
Area 51 is the name given to a variety of unrelated products and companies, including a range of computers built by Alienware, the development area for the phpBB forum software, one of the areas of the Geocities web hosting service, an Aprilia motor scooter, and numerous science-fiction bookstores and bulletin boards. An Area 51 / UFO theme was adopted by Laughlin/Las Vegas radio station 107.9 KVGS, which calls itself Area108 and by Sirius Satellite Radio channel "Area 33". The "Flight of Fear" rollercoasters at Paramount's Kings Island and Paramount's Kings Dominion are themed "Area 47".
In 1994, Version 2.0 of the ROM for the Apple Newton personal digital assistant included the latitude and longitude co-ordinates of Area 51 in the Time Zones application as an "Easter egg". This feature was removed (supposedly at the request of the CIA) by applying a software patch, but it remained possible to bypass the patch fairly easily.
The world's largest model railway in Hamburg, Germany features a fictional Area 51 model in its America section (with aliens playing basketball with base personnel).
Area 51 has also been the inspiration for the sci-fi rock musical, Area 51 The Musical.
The tiny town of Rachel, Nevada (the nearest settlement to the base) enjoys minor celebrity status as being "the official home of Area 51". Located three hours from Las Vegas by car, Rachel receives a modest number of visitors year-round, and several small businesses offer food and lodging to visitors, together with aerospace and "alien" themed merchandising. The visitor numbers are swelled yearly with aviation enthusiasts hoping to catch a glimpse of the RED FLAG exercises. A small museum sells maps, photographs, badges, and other Area 51 material, and a local inn, aptly named "The Little A'le'Inn" proudly displays a time capsule received from the production crew of Independence Day.
The minor league baseball team in Las Vegas, Nevada is called the Las Vegas 51s. Their logo includes the image of a "Grey" extraterrestrial.
In the TV series Stargate SG-1 Area 51 is mentioned to be investigating some of the artifacts brought back by the Stargate Teams. Area 51 is visited in the episode Endgame because The Trust appears to have got their hands on one of the Artifacts.
