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The Big Show may refer to:

People

• Big Show (born 1972), professional wrestler, real name Paul Wight
• Glenn Maxwell (born 1988), Australian cricket player nicknamed "The Big Show"
• Jared Rosholt (born 1986), American mixed martial arts fighter nicknamed "The Big Show"

Film

• The Big Show (1923 film), the ninth Our Gang short subject comedy released
• The Big Show (1926 film), American silent film directed by George Terwilliger
• The Big Show (1936 film), American film starring Gene Autry
• The Big Show (1960 film), French-Spanish drama film directed by Francisco Rovira Beleta
• The Big Show (1961 film), American film starring Esther Williams

Radio

• The Big Show (NBC Radio), an American radio program from the 1950s
  • The Big Show (TV series), a 1980 adaptation of the 1950s radio program
• The Big Show (sports radio show), radio show on WEEI in Boston, Massachusetts
• The John Boy & Billy Big Show, morning radio show in the southern United States
• Steve Wright in the Afternoon, a UK national afternoon radio show on BBC Radio 2 often referred to as The Big Show
• The Big Broadcast, a movie and several vintage-style radio programs

Television

• The Big Show (Chicago TV show), a 1960s Chicago WBKB-TV after school movie program
• The CCTV New Year's Gala, which is broadcast on the eve of the Chinese New Year
• "The Big Show" (Steven Universe), a 2018 episode of Steven Universe
• Michael McIntyre's Big Show, a British stand-up comedy show
• The Big Show Show, an American sitcom television series featuring professional wrestler Big Show
• Go-Big Show, an American talent show television series

Other

• Major League Baseball, in the context of players being promoted from or demoted to the minor leagues
• Retail's BIG Show, a retail trade show
• The Big Show (Le Grand Cirque), a book by French flying ace Pierre Clostermann
• "The Big Show", a song by Basshunter from his The Bassmachine album
• Various radio and television shows pairing Dan Patrick with Keith Olbermann