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| - The Rat is an optional quest in Chapter II which Geralt can undertake for Coleman. It involves clearing some ghosts out of a house for the dealer.
- The Rat is one of the twelve Guardians of the Beams that hold up the Dark Tower.
- "The Rat" is the forty-sixth chapter in Heavy Rain.
- The Rat is an enigmatic Breton reachman found in the Imperial City.
- "The Rat" is the 8th episode in Season 8 of Beavis and Butt-Head. It is the 208th episode overall.
- Name: The Rat Run Time: 3:26 Year: 1990
- The Rat is a minor character in Ka-Pow!, as well as the main antagonist of Mole in the City.
- The Rat is the sixth episode of Season Four of The Americans on FX, and the forty-fifth episode overall.
- While adventuring in Serenia, Graham spied a rat being chased by a large and mangy cat. Although the king's heart usually goes out to all beings in distress, it went out especially so that day to a rodent that most folk react to with revulsion. The old shoe that Graham hurled at the cat helped save the lives of the king's family. Without the nameless rat's gratitude and aid, Graham's quest would have either ended in a dank basement in Serenia or beneath an unclimbable cliff in the mountains. It is through small kindnesses that great monarchs are made.
- Duc De Puce (more commonly known as "The Rat") is an antagonist of the Stronghold series and an AI character in Stronghold Crusader, Extreme and Stronghold Crusader 2.
- The Rat is the main antagonist of Disney's 1955 film Lady and the Tramp.
- There's a new syndicate in town, planning a big score. The heroes have been given twenty-four hours by Da Chief to bust them - but they don't have any leads. Better go see The Rat. The Rat is an informant who always has the information, and he's willing to give it to the heroes, for a price - whether it's money, the expectation of future favours, or even just the heroes' blind eye to his shady dealings. In the criminal underbelly, he's usually a low-level bottom-feeder at best, and is often a bit of a slimy, whiny creep, but he has his finger on the pulse and every scrap of information about what's going down comes through him, and he saves it for exactly when it'll come in useful for him. He's often a pawnbroker (read: fence for stolen goods) or a bartender, or some other such profession
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