Minnie Mouse as the titular duo. An adaptation of the piece is used as the theme music for Jonathan Creek, a mystery crime series on British television. The piece is used in the animated television series Modern Toss as the theme tune for the character Mr. Tourette – Master Signwriter. The piece is used in the Dutch theme park Efteling in the attraction Haunted Castle and its currently in-development successor Danse Macabre. It can be heard in Alone in the Dark after setting the record on the Gramophone in the Dance Hall. A portion of the piece can be heard in the 1993 western film Tombstone during the performance of the stage version of Faust. A synthesized version of the piece is used in the soundtrack for the anime television series Dimension W. In Neil Gaiman's novel The Graveyard Book the characters dance the "Macabray." In the audiobook, Danse macabre is played between chapters. The piece is also referenced in Neil Gaiman's book American Gods. Korean figure skater Yuna Kim used the piece as her short program music in 2008-2009 season. The piece is used in several instances during the 2011 Grimm episode Danse Macabre, which is named after the piece. The 2011 film Hugo features the piece during a brief scene showing the history of early films. The piece is used as the ending theme of the Nickelodeon series Deadtime Stories. The piece can be heard during the New Year's Eve festivities in the 2014 gothic horror film, Stonehearst Asylum. The piece is used in the 2014 production "Immortal" by The Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps. The piece is played in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "Hush", in which the character Rupert Giles plays the song while describing the episode's villains, the Gentlemen. The piece is arranged in multiple levels of The End is Nigh, such as "The End" and "Mortaman". The piece is used in the opening of Season 2 Episode 8 of the USA original, Mr. Robot. The piece is used in multiple episodes of the television series What We Do in the Shadows. The piece is used as a track in the Napoleonic Wars expansion pack for the game Mount & Blade: Warband by TaleWorlds Entertainment. The piece is used in the first episode of Don't F**k With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer. The piece is used as the main theme for Ratched. References External