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* ''[[Commentary! The Musical]]'' to ''[[Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog|Doctor Horribles Sing Along Blog]]'', naturally. |
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* ''[[Broken Saints]]'' Chapter 19 Act 1 features a hidden audio track that basically consists of the creators goofing around making jokes about the episode and saying the lines in funny voices. |
* ''[[Broken Saints]]'' Chapter 19 Act 1 features a hidden audio track that basically consists of the creators goofing around making jokes about the episode and saying the lines in funny voices. |
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* The DVD of ''[[The Incredibles]]'' includes a spoof cheapo ''[[Clutch Cargo]]''-esque cartoon with an optional commentary track by the "real" Mr. Incredible and Frozone, who are aghast at how bad it is. |
* The DVD of ''[[The Incredibles]]'' includes a spoof cheapo ''[[Clutch Cargo]]''-esque cartoon with an optional commentary track by the "real" Mr. Incredible and Frozone, who are aghast at how bad it is. |
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* ''[[The Matrix]]'' DVDs have commentaries from philosophers and movie critics instead of the cast and crew. |
* ''[[The Matrix]]'' DVDs have commentaries from philosophers and movie critics instead of the cast and crew. |
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* The first season of ''[[South Park]]'' was released without the already recorded commentary tracks due issues that Warner Bros., the distributor, had with comments that were made about WB properties. Comedy Central had CDs made as part of a mail-in offer as well as for those who ordered the set directly from them. |
* The first season of ''[[South Park]]'' was released without the already recorded commentary tracks due issues that Warner Bros., the distributor, had with comments that were made about WB properties. Comedy Central had CDs made as part of a mail-in offer as well as for those who ordered the set directly from them. |
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* During the Russel T Davies era of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' episodes were accompanied by two different commentaries. One was a podcast available after the episode aired and the other being a regular dvd commentary. Sadly they stopped making the podcast commentaries and even the dvd commentaries aren't on every episode any more. |
* During the Russel T Davies era of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' episodes were accompanied by two different commentaries. One was a podcast available after the episode aired and the other being a regular dvd commentary. Sadly they stopped making the podcast commentaries and even the dvd commentaries aren't on every episode any more. |
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* One of the commentaries on the ''[[Brother Bear]]'' DVD is by the moose brothers Rutt & Tuke, played by Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas. You even get MST-like sillouettes when they get up to answer the door for their pizza. Said pizza man then joins the commentary. |
* One of the commentaries on the ''[[Brother Bear]]'' DVD is by the moose brothers Rutt & Tuke, played by Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas. You even get MST-like sillouettes when they get up to answer the door for their pizza. Said pizza man then joins the commentary. |
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* ''[[Muppets from Space]]'' has commentary from the director, Gonzo, and Rizzo (with brief appearances by Kermit) complete with [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]] silhouettes. Comments run from the mundane to dream sequences being shot entirely inside someone's head. |
* ''[[Muppets from Space]]'' has commentary from the director, Gonzo, and Rizzo (with brief appearances by Kermit) complete with [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]] silhouettes. Comments run from the mundane to dream sequences being shot entirely inside someone's head. |
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