Bombay Mail (1934)
Heinz Roemheld's score for this film was used extensively in all three of the Flash Gordon movie serials.
Flash Gordon (1936)
Feature-length version of the serial.Rocket Ship (1938)
Feature version of the serial.Spaceship to the Unknown (TV Movie 1966)
- Several clips from the serial are shown.
The Phantom Creeps (1939)
some music is reused- Several clips from the serial are shown.
The Projectionist (1970)
A clip of Ming the Merciless is featured from this film.The Making of 'Star Wars' (TV Movie 1977)
shots of Flash Gordon are shown to illustrate the origin of Star Wars
Le monde en 1981 (1930)
Doctor Zarkov's rocket was originally constructed for the 1930 Science Fiction musical comedy, Le monde en 1981 (1930). That film was also the source of a brief scene of dancing girls swarming over an idol with moving arms, which Ming views over a TV screen.
Deux nigauds chez Vénus (1953)
Les sorcières (1967)
appears in a dream sequence"Star Trek" The Gamesters of Triskelion (TV Episode 1968)
Villain-of-the-week Galt is a dead ringer for the iconic Ming the Merciless.- Carol says she loved the serial as a child.
"M.A.S.H." Hot Lips and Empty Arms (TV Episode 1973)
Radar suggests ordering some "Flash Gordon" films for the camp.
Flesh Gordon (1974)
"Quark" All the Emperor's Quasi-Norms: Part 1 (TV Episode 1978)
Zorgon the Malevolent is a spoof on Ming the Merciless and the story continues like the Flash Gordon series."Quark" All the Emperor's Quasi-Norms: Part 2 (TV Episode 1978)
Story is a continuation from a previous episode.Flicks (1983)
Includes a segment mocking this original seriel.Christmas Story (1983)
in a deleted scene, Ralphie dreams of joining Flash Gordon to fight against the evil Emperor Ming the Merciless.
Flash Gordon (TV Series 1954–1955)
Flesh Gordon (1974)
Flash Gordon (TV Series 1979–1982)
Flash Gordon (1980)
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