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And the Fandom Rejoiced: Summer Glau and Keith David? You mean we get River Tam/Cameron and Sergeant Foley/David Anderson/Goliath/Doctor Facilier on the same screen together? Hell yes. And Bear McCreary is doing the score!
- Bear McCreary has more resources to work with, namely a live traditional studio orchestra to match the retro orchestral scores of superhero movies (which in themselves are retro homages to early Hollywood action movies, which in turn are inspired by late Romantic symphonies and tone poems). On Battlestar Galactica and Caprica he was fairly limited to whatever unconventional instruments he could find or play himself, which led to a much more musically unique (for US TV) soundtrack.
  - Perhaps a remnant of BSG, The Cape‍'‍s theme opens up with a brief erhu (Chinese bowed instrument used frequently in the score to BSG) passage.
Complete Monster: Chess, and by extension Peter Fleming, though the latter has shades of Well-Intentioned Extremist to him. It's hard to tell whether Chess and Fleming are a case of a split personality.
Crowning Music of Awesome: Bear McCreary, duh. And a two-disc soundtrack album to boot!
- And in a crossover with Fan Service, La-La Land Records has this troper's eternal thanks for including this^{[dead link]} in the booklet.
Jerkass: Rollo
- "The Lich" makes him much more of a Jerk with a Heart of Gold.
Large Ham: Keith David as Max, the bank robber with a flair for theatrics
Ms. Fanservice: Raia. Orwell too, with some her disguises and outfits.
So Bad It's Good: The show has its share of Camp, true. But the premise and characters are so much fun, and anyone who likes Reconstruction is sure to love it.
- Tropes Are Not Bad: The show has its share of Camp, but what is wrong with that?
Too Good to Last: Cut from 13 to 10 episodes, then canceled, due to ratings for the first episode being okay, then tanking for subsequent episodes.

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-* [[And the Fandom Rejoiced]]: [[Summer Glau]] and [[Keith David]]? You mean we get [[Firefly|River Tam]]/[[The Sarah Connor Chronicles|Cameron]] and [[Modern Warfare|Sergeant Foley]]/[[Mass Effect|David Anderson]]/[[Gargoyles (Animation)|Goliath]]/[[The Princess and The Frog|Doctor Facilier]] on the same screen together? ''Hell yes.'' And [[Bear McCreary]] is doing the score!
+* [[And the Fandom Rejoiced]]: [[Summer Glau]] and [[Keith David]]? You mean we get [[Firefly|River Tam]]/[[The Sarah Connor Chronicles|Cameron]] and [[Modern Warfare|Sergeant Foley]]/[[Mass Effect|David Anderson]]/[[Gargoyles|Goliath]]/[[The Princess and the Frog|Doctor Facilier]] on the same screen together? ''Hell yes.'' And [[Bear McCreary]] is doing the score!
-** [[Bear McCreary]] has more resources to work with, namely a live traditional studio orchestra to match the retro orchestral scores of superhero movies (which in themselves are retro homages to early Hollywood action movies, which in turn are inspired by late Romantic symphonies and tone poems). On ''[[Battlestar Galactica]]'' and ''[[Caprica]]'' he was fairly limited to whatever unconventional instruments he could find or play himself, which led to a much more musically unique (for US TV) soundtrack.
+** [[Bear McCreary]] has more resources to work with, namely a live traditional studio orchestra to match the retro orchestral scores of superhero movies (which in themselves are retro homages to early Hollywood action movies, which in turn are inspired by late Romantic symphonies and tone poems). On ''[[Battlestar Galactica (2004 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica]]'' and ''[[Caprica]]'' he was fairly limited to whatever unconventional instruments he could find or play himself, which led to a much more musically unique (for US TV) soundtrack.
-*** Perhaps a remnant of ''BSG'', The Cape's theme opens up with a brief erhu (Chinese bowed instrument used frequently in the score to BSG) passage.
+*** Perhaps a remnant of ''BSG'', ''The Cape''{{'}}s theme opens up with a brief erhu (Chinese bowed instrument used frequently in the score to BSG) passage.
-* [[Complete Monster]]: Chess, and by extension Peter Fleming, though the latter has shades of [[Well Intentioned Extremist]] to him. It's hard to tell whether Chess and Fleming are a case of a split personality.
+* [[Complete Monster]]: Chess, and by extension Peter Fleming, though the latter has shades of [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]] to him. It's hard to tell whether Chess and Fleming are a case of a split personality.
 * [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: [[Bear McCreary]], duh. And a two-disc soundtrack album to boot!
-** And in a crossover with [[Fan Service]], La-La Land Records has this troper's eternal thanks for including [http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_full_width_scaled/hash/a0/eb/a0eb91955280ce1de51985b9f28023de.JPG this] in the booklet.
+** And in a crossover with [[Fan Service]], La-La Land Records has this troper's eternal thanks for including [http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_full_width_scaled/hash/a0/eb/a0eb91955280ce1de51985b9f28023de.JPG this]{{Dead link}} in the booklet.
 * [[Jerkass]]: Rollo
-** ''The Lich'' makes him much more of a [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]].
+** "The Lich" makes him much more of a [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]].
 * [[Large Ham]]: [[Keith David]] as Max, the bank robber with a flair for theatrics
 * [[Ms. Fanservice]]: Raia. Orwell too, with some her disguises and outfits.
-* [[So Bad Its Good]]: The show has its share of [[Camp]], true. But the premise and characters are so much fun, and anyone who likes [[Reconstruction]] is sure to love it.
+* [[So Bad It's Good]]: The show has its share of [[Camp]], true. But the premise and characters are so much fun, and anyone who likes [[Reconstruction]] is sure to love it.
 ** [[Tropes Are Not Bad]]: The show has its share of [[Camp]], but what is wrong with that?
 * [[Too Good to Last]]: Cut from 13 to 10 episodes, then canceled, due to ratings for the first episode being okay, then tanking for subsequent episodes.
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