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[[Franz Ferdinand]] = ''[[Lost]]'': Both are genre-busting children of the mid-2000s that became increasingly weird over time. Both had many short-lived imitators, but only time will tell if Franz comes to such a polarizing end.
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[[The Beatles (band)|The Beatles]] = ''[[Monty Python]]'': Both are so ubiquitous that they are as current as they were forty years ago. People born decades later can quote them. Both share a similar absurd sense of humor (''[[Help!]]'' and ''[[Monty Python and The Holy Grail]]'') and had subsequent misses (''[[Magical Mystery Tour]]'' and '' [[Monty Python's The Meaning of Life]]''). [[Seinfeld Is Unfunny|Many people born after their height have difficulty appreciating how revolutionary they were.]] Both were decried by moral guardians but are now considered safe. Plus. there's [[George Harrison]]'s friendship with the Pythons and involvement with several of their projects.
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[[David Bowie]] = ''[[Doctor Who]]'': Are you kidding me? The spacey imagery, the multiple phases, the fact that neither has ended (though got a little effed up in the eighties), and both are vaunted institutions? It's a no-brainer.
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