Night Watch
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Night Watch or Nightwatch may refer to:
- Night Watch (painting) by Rembrandt
- CBS News Nightwatch, an overnight news program on CBS from 1982 to 1992 [1]
- NIGHTWATCH, a United States military call sign used to designate an airborne communications net intended to be activated in case of nuclear conflict
- Boeing E-4B Nightwatch, a United States presidential emergency command and control aircraft
- Night Watch, the horse that won the 1918 Melbourne Cup
Music
- Nightwatch (album), a 1978 album by Kenny Loggins
- Nightwatch (jazz album), a 2003 album by Silje Nergaard
- "The Night Watch", a song on King Crimson's 1974 album Starless and Bible Black
- The Night Watch (album), King Crimson's 1998 live album featuring "The Night Watch"
Novels
- Night Watch (novel), 2002 part of Terry Pratchett's humorous fantasy series Discworld
- Night Watch (Russian novel), 1998 opening of Sergey Lukyanenko's Watch fantasy tetralogy
- The Night Watch (Stewart novel), 1997 fantasy by Sean Stewart
- The Night Watch (Waters novel), 2006 novel by Sarah Waters
Films
- Night Watch (2004 film) (or Nochnoy dozor), a Russian blockbuster made from Lukyanenko's novel
- Nattevagten (also known as Nightwatch), 1994 Danish horror/thriller
- Nightwatch (1997 film), US remake of Nattevagten
- Night Watch (1995 film), also known as Alistair MacLean's Night Watch [2]
- Night Watch (1973 film)
- Le Trou (1960), a French prison escape film called The Night Watch in the U.S.
- Night Watch (1928 film) [3]
- The Night Watch (1926 film) [4]
Games
- Night Watch (computer game), based on the world from the Russian novel by Lukyanenko and the film.
Fictional characters and groups
- Nightwatch (Babylon 5), a fictional intelligence organization in the science fiction television series Babylon 5
- Nightwatch (comics), a Marvel Comics character
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