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"Succession" is famous for featuring Apple products throughout the series, with characters consistently using MacBooks and iPhones despite the show's focus on media moguls and power struggles.

"Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" featured transparent glass MacBooks that were criticized for being unrealistic product placement, as they were fictional devices that Apple had never produced.

Rian Johnson revealed in an interview that Apple doesn't allow its products, including MacBooks, to be used by villains in movies, creating an unintentional spoiler for viewers who notice which characters use Apple devices.

During Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, his staff was notably equipped with MacBooks, creating a tech-savvy image that contrasted with previous campaigns and helped establish Apple products as symbols of progressive politics.

In "The Big Bang Theory," Penny proudly displayed her MacBook despite being the least tech-savvy character, highlighting how Apple products became fashion statements rather than just computing devices.

Drake has been spotted with a custom gold-plated MacBook that reportedly cost over $30,000, matching his extravagant jewelry collection and reinforcing his luxury brand image.

In "Napoleon Dynamite," the character Kip uses an ancient Macintosh to chat with his "online girlfriend," creating an iconic scene that's often referenced when discussing outdated technology.

In "BoJack Horseman," the character Diane's MacBook stickers change throughout the series and sometimes contain subtle hints about upcoming story developments, leading fans to analyze them for clues.