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DVD Commentary

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DVD Commentary	comment	The DVD (and Blu-ray, by extension) Bonus Content with the highest ratio of "disappointment when it isn't included" to "likelihood you'll actually sit down and watch the whole thing." If you've bought a DVD, it's assumed that you like the movie or TV show or whatever. Fair enough. It seems logical that a good chunk of the viewing audience would want to know more information about the film they're watching, and also to have a compelling reason to rewatch a film you've seen in the theatre. The creators or other experts get together to record an audio (and rarely, video) track to be played during the movie. This track comments on the production process. The Director often provides comments on the creative decisions. However, for some movies, there might be comments from special effects creators, set designers, or stunt coordinators. Though its inclusion is increasingly common, there are several famous directors who refuse to allow commentaries to be recorded for their DVDs. The most famous examples are Steven Spielberg, David Lynch, and Woody Allen. Spielberg says he doesn't want to distract the viewer from watching the movie and anything he has to say about the film can be found on the DVD features. Lynch is insistent on the Death of the Author issue and doesn't want to give his own, 'definitive', interpretation of the Mind Screw works he's famous for (it's for the same reason that he's a master of the Shrug of God). Allen has stated that he hasn't seen any of his films since they were released (and most of the DVDs don't even feature stereo sound) and has also given the explanation that he thinks movies should stand on their own merits. Keep in mind that filmmakers are, first and foremost, artists, and are sometimes much better at expressing themselves via visual media rather than verbally (Tim Burton is particularly notorious for this, as he admits that he has poor communication skills). At their best, DVD commentaries can be a wealth of informative, entertaining insights into the creation of the film, especially if the speakers are adept at the process. They may also have the canon answer to things that need some explanation. At the midpoint of quality, everything in the commentary is interesting, but was already discussed in other (shorter), special features on the DVD — making listening to it feel sort of pointless. At their worst, it can quickly devolve into an awkward self-congratulatory session. Sometimes, the commentary is nonexistent for long stretches, sending you grasping for the remote to see if you inadvertently turned the track off. A rule of thumb is that commentaries which feature more than one person commenting together (in the same studio, not spliced together) will be more entertaining (though not necessarily more informative) than a solo track. Some filmmakers have started including subtitles for the commentary. Still, it's always nice to know the commentary is there. And if it's not there or if it's poorly done, there's no reason why fans and/or haters can't decide to go into the commentary business for themselves... If the actors are staying in character, then you have a case of In-Character Commentaries.
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DVD Commentary / int_109f7814	comment	The commentaries for Sherlock are good in different ways. The commentary for "A Study in Pink" (Episode 1) has Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, and Sue Vertue (Moffat's wife and co-producer of the show) having a lengthy, informative conversation about all the various Doyle references they snuck in and what the casting process was like. The commentary for "The Great Game", though, is Gatiss and stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman (who hilariously, has to leave halfway through) joking around, trying not to label-drop all the excellent clothes they get to wear, and generally having a very good time.
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DVD Commentary / int_10afc57b	comment	The author of Constellation Games wrote a chapter-by-chapter analysis of the novel on his blog (link to the first one here), which details a number of differences between various drafts, points out minor plot holes, and otherwise serves a purpose pretty much identical to a DVD commentary track.
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DVD Commentary / int_13b6da8c	comment	Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog features Commentary! The Musical, which is less of an actual commentary than a separate, 42 minute long musical about making a commentary. There is also a regular commentary, in case you wanted to know things, rather than be entertained. In which case you will be disappointed, as any commentary featuring Nathan Fillion, Neil Patrick Harris, Felicia Day and Joss Whedon (among others) is sure to be hilarious. It is. It may be the only commentary with its own tropes page.
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DVD Commentary / int_1b51bb94	comment	The Addams Family had a commentary by Thing and Cousin Itt.
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DVD Commentary / int_1c89f87d	comment	Quite a few have made one or two commentaries (basically another video with commentary, since alternate audio isn't available in most video sites), but hbi2k has made the most, with all the episodes of Berserk Abridged given commentary episodes.
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DVD Commentary / int_22119589	comment	The season three premiere of Alias features a track by Erin, the show's Television Without Pity recapper, and another fan who won a radio contest. Though clearly hogtied to some extent by the show's lawyers (without reading her recaps you'd get the feeling Erin is far more fond of season three than she really is) it's still good fun as they easily find things to chat about through the whole episode and even get in the odd jab at the show ("What was the point of the dress?").
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DVD Commentary / int_2212773a	comment	In Angel Season 5, Joss, Alexis Denisof (Wesley) and Amy Acker (Fred) were all on the commentary track for the extremely grueling Tear Jerker "A Hole in the World". The performance is so powerful that all three are struck silent for a large part of the show, at the end of which Joss jokes it was the "Worst. Commentary. Ever."
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DVD Commentary / int_232000b8	comment	Treme has a slew of great ones by the cast and crew, plus two radio personalities who write a blog about the show's music. Plenty of information about filming in New Orleans, cultural phenomena that the show doesn't fully explain, the few historical liberties taken, and identities of locals who were given small roles. Also, David Simon says that he's written a request for a second line into his will, complete with song list, which will probably be the only one his particular cemetery will ever see.
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DVD Commentary / int_27831967	comment	On the commentary for the Parks and Recreation episode "Sister City", guest star Fred Armisen "leaves" partway through and Raul, the character he played in the episode, shows up to complain about how badly he was portrayed. Eventually, Raul "leaves", at which point Armisen just happens to "return".
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DVD Commentary / int_29382995	comment	Completing Wandersong allows you to unlock developer commentary as a New Game Plus feature. As you go throughout the areas, little glowing orbs appear that spout off trivia about the area and development process.
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DVD Commentary / int_2bb4ae0f	comment	The commentary tracks in Heroes were filmed during breaks in the filming of the show proper and released on the internet as the episodes aired. Consequently, the lineup sometimes changes halfway through an episode as the actors arrive on set or leave to shoot a scene, and the commentators occasionally have to be shushed — or even bleeped — when they accidentally start talking about an episode later in the season. The shushing/bleeping is especially frustrating for owners who saw the series first on the DVD set and were unaware, because they're listening to actors being shushed on plot points and are thinking to themselves "But what sort of idiot listens to the DVD commentary BEFORE watching the series through?"
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DVD Commentary / int_326c82c5	comment	NCIS: Los Angeles doesn't do many commentaries, but one tradition seems to be that Daniella Ruah (Kensi) and Eric Christian Olsen (Deeks) always do one together each season. The tracks are hilarious and if you believe their commentary then it becomes clear the writers are not stretching for the banter between the characters. Also, after the first one in Season Two, you get the feeling those two should not be allowed in the booth without a script.
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DVD Commentary / int_33dd1d90	comment	Valve Software's more recent games (starting with Half-Life 2: Lost Coast) offer a similar ability; while playing through the game with commentary active, little rotating speech bubbles can be found throughout each level. "activating" these bubbles begins an audio commentary track. Some of these actually take temporary control of the player character, in order to show closer views of certain objects. Most of Valve's games with commentaries makes your character immune to damage or be ignored by enemies, which is nice because frankly, being attacked while trying to listen to the commentaries is a big no no. Of course achievements cannot be earned due to you being in god mode. In Left 4 Dead specifically, certain commentary nodes spawn a copy of whatever they're talking about. One of them talks about The Tank... ...Which will ignore you and go after the bots, allowing players to cause shenanigans by spawning the Tank through the commentary node over and over again.
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DVD Commentary / int_33fdae4d	comment	Mad Men features scads of commentary, with two tracks for almost every episode. The quality varies widely, though. Jon Hamm and John Slattery together are ridiculously funny, as are Christina Hendricks and Robert Morse, and Alison Brie and Vincent Kartheiser. Elizabeth Moss is a boat anchor, though, especially in the first-season commentaries, where she spends three whole episodes going on at excruciating length about how challenging and rewarding her fat suit acting was.
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DVD Commentary / int_34834a5c	comment	Kickassia has got so many commentaries: one by Spoony, one by Film Brain, and a joint one featuring Phelous, Brad Jones and Benzaie (with a cameo by Linkara in the last part) at least. The DVD features even more. Doug and Rob have separate ones that both start with warnings that everything the other says is a lie, then go on to include many of the same anecdotes and jokes, though they do strongly disagree on whether a certain scene needed music. Rob also goes into quite nauseating detail on the leg injury he suffered during the shoot. There's also one with Bargo and Mike Michaud with some neat tidbits about running the site on top of the film itself, though after an hour they completely run out of things to talk about and their comments become more and more random. Now Linkara and Phelous have another commentary, bringing along Obscurus Lupa and Nash for the perspective of people who were just fans at the time. The result is half serious commentary, half jokes about how Lupa and Nash actually were there, and were just doing things off camera the whole time.
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DVD Commentary / int_34e5ea29	comment	Many of the commentaries for Mr. Show feature cast members providing ad-libbed commentary as various fictional characters, some of which appear in the episode and some of which are only tangentially related to the show.
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DVD Commentary / int_3558eaa2	comment	Community's first season has a commentary for every episode, each of which include at least four people and all of which feature series creator Dan Harmon. Generally, those who accompany him are two or three of the actors (usually those whose characters had the greatest impact on that episode's plot) and occasionally the episode's writer or director. For the third seasons, actors Gillian Jacobs and Yvette Nicole Brown are the constants, with one or both appearing in every track. They also lack contributions from Donald Glover (who was on tour at the time) and Chevy Chase (who had... issues with the production).
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DVD Commentary / int_35e05f2a	comment	RWBY comes with two different commentaries. One with the four main voice actors and one with the three main writers of the show.
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DVD Commentary / int_364144a3	comment	Sledge Hammer!: During the recording of first season DVD's commentaries, an earthquake apparently takes place. It's not entirely clear if it's real or not. Probably not. The same thing happens in a single commentary from Season 2. More to the point, the "earthquakes" occur when Series creator Alan Spencer is about to reveal whether or not Sledge and Doreau love each other and get together, and as a result of the "quakes", never reveals said information.
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DVD Commentary / int_39d92b2f	comment	Playing up the entire "Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The Movie 1st is an existing movie in the Nanohaverse that was sponsored by The Federation after the events of StrikerS" gimmick, the DVD Commentary of The Movie was provided by Subaru, Teana, Erio, Caro, Vivio, Adult!Fate, and Adult!Nanoha. Ditto with Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The Movie 2nd A's. This time, the commentary cast is three times bigger than before: Adult!Nanoha, Adult!Fate, Adult!Hayate, Signum, Vita, Shamal, Zafira, Reinforce Zwei, Agito, Subaru, Teana, Erio, Caro, Vivio, Einhart, Rio, Corona, Miura, Lutecia, Adult!Chrono and Adult!Yuuno. A Moment of Awesome when all 21 members are gathered together to comment the final battle.
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DVD Commentary / int_3a11262b	comment	The premiere episode of Profit features a trio of people in the booth. The track itself is pretty good, but it takes them a while to recover from the intro.
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DVD Commentary / int_3cd90f30	comment	Most of the commentary for Arrested Development is hilarious. Most episodes are commented by lots of the cast at the same time, and they have fun teasing each other. On one George-heavy episode the rest of the cast calls Jeffrey Tambor on the phone, and he plays along while driving until cut off in a tunnel.
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DVD Commentary / int_3f44e3d7	comment	Princess Tutu is an interesting case. ADV Films normally removes most or all of the special features on their box sets to encourage fans to buy the single volumes when they first come out, but the boxset for Tutu actually featured additional commentaries that were recorded to explain some of the choices made in the dub (for example, translating the name of the main character).
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DVD Commentary / int_438b63e4	comment	Those who bought Halo: Reach's own Legendary Edition got access to a Developer Commentary, in which Bungie staff talk over a two-hour edited playthrough of the game.
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DVD Commentary / int_43a9c333	comment	The R1 Cowboy Bebop Remix DVDs have some episodes with commentary by the English crew and actors, while other eps have subtitled commentary by the Japanese. Mushroom Samba deserves special mention, as the claim that Ed was at least partially inspired by composer Yoko Kanno starts to become a lot more believable.
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DVD Commentary / int_4442abe6	comment	Batman: Gotham Knight, a collection of anime shorts, is worth watching just for the commentary track with Kevin Conroy (voice actor of Batman in Batman: The Animated Series, those shorts and Batman: Arkham Asylum) and veteran Batman writer and editor Dennis O'Neil commenting on the different perceptions of the character over time.
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DVD Commentary / int_44fe781e	comment	Also on the subject of Eva commentaries, the TV series got a few of its own with the Platinum edition, ranging from Matt Greenfield and the sound editors divulging largely uninteresting technical details about the remastering process to "explanations" of the series' symbolism from Promoted Fanboy Sean McCoy, and probably most interesting, an episode with commentary from Spike Spencer in which he actually admits to being emotionally invested in the character and a rare commentary from the elusive Allison Keith.
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DVD Commentary / int_457b671e	comment	Many of 24's commentaries are the self-congratulatory sort, but one for the fourth episode of Day Two features gags about Product Placement ("Is that a Daewoo?") There were two hilarious commentary intros for the third season. In her commentary Mary Lynn Rajskub introduces herself as Reese Witherspoon, and later on in the season during their commentary with producer Tim Iacofano, Carlos Bernard introduces himself as playing 'Tony the Pizza Man', and James Badge Dale says he plays "Chase who delivers Chinese Food".
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DVD Commentary / int_46518682	comment	Sesame Street Old School: Volume 3 features a commentary on episode 1316 by Maria’s actress Sonia Manzano.
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DVD Commentary / int_505358aa	comment	The director of the "movie" The Deadly Tower of Monsters constantly speaks about behind-the-scenes details and other minutia regarding the production of the film, all as you play through the film.
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DVD Commentary / int_5122f9b	comment	Game Informer's Replay released an episode as an April Fools Day prank where they gave commentary about them giving commentary on a featured game. The video can be found here.
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DVD Commentary / int_53292219	comment	Mr. Coat and Friends does a few.
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DVD Commentary / int_53a0bd32	comment	The Twilight Zone (1959) episode "The Last Night of a Jockey" has probably one of the most hilariously awkward commentaries ever courtesy of an extremely cranky Mickey Rooney who proceeds to antagonize his interviewer like the world's biggest "crotchety old man" stereotype every step of the way, and at one point even claiming no one is going to listen to said commentary because the "younger audience" is "watching...sexy things".
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DVD Commentary / int_54277b38	comment	Deadwood has commentaries sprinkled over a number of episodes with various pairings of directors, writers, and actors. It's very interesting hearing the contrast in commentating styles among the different parties. Ian McShane and Timothy Olyphant are clearly at a loss, and mostly just comment on trivial things like their hair and how tall the various actresses are. Molly Parker and Anna Gunn, on the other hand, provide a rather intellectual analysis of the show's themes and characters.
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DVD Commentary / int_5498bfdd	comment	Suburban Knights has them too; while overall a much easier experience than Kickassia, there's still plenty of discussion about how the weather refused to cooperate (and they were stupid enough to spend the one day when the weather was good filming indoor scenes) and some people were much more comfortable than others, depending on how warm their costume was and whether they were inside or outside. Doug and Rob have them on the DVD again, making it clear that while it was an easier experience for the actors, it was a much harder one for them as they struggled to figure out how the project could possibly be completed given the huge weather problems, until they were ultimately forced to make the film far more of a pure comedy than Doug had intended. There's also one by line producers Holly and Iron Liz, which gets off to a rough start as they experience some technical difficulties, but soon settles into providing some more great information about the shoot.
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DVD Commentary / int_58990424	comment	The first three Ratchet & Clank games have commentaries by Insomniac Games alumni Mike Stout and Tony Garcia on the uselesspodcasts YouTube channel, done over Let's Plays of the games themselves.
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DVD Commentary / int_5c0a1e9e	comment	Halo Legends featured a commentary for all the shorts with overall director Joseph Chou and Halo mastermind Frank O'Connor.
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DVD Commentary / int_5d354f8	comment	Every single episode of Red Dwarf (except for Series X) gets a DVD commentary track from the entire cast for that whole series. The exception is Series V, which Craig Charles (who plays Lister) couldn't show up to the commentary recording for due to being ill — so instead the other actors all imitate him and mercilessly make fun of him while he's not there. Series V and VI also include a fan commentary on the most popular episode of each series. The one for "Back to Reality" had someone from the studio sitting in to make sure the fans didn't just quote the entire episode as it happened. Series VII also features Chris Barrie commenting on episodes he doesn't appear in (his character left in episode 2 but appeared in flashbacks in two more episodes after that) and for one episode he basically complains how boring it is, and the rest of the cast agree. Older than DVD! A VHS boxset containing one episode from each of the first six series was released, that came with an audio CD containing creator commentaries on each of the episodes.
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DVD Commentary / int_5ffa1979	comment	Scott Wozniak has made commentaries for episodes of Scott The Woz, together with the two most common of his acting partners Sam Essig and Eric Turney, on Scott's second channel Scott's Stash. "The Internet and You" also has two separate commentaries, the first one done by Scott and the video's producer Will Kanwischer, and the second one done by Scott, Sam and Eric made for the five-year anniversary of that video's release.
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DVD Commentary / int_631805af	comment	Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots has a podcast on Snake's in-game iPod, in which the developers talk about various aspects of the game's design.
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DVD Commentary / int_65aabcf0	comment	About one episode on every disc of the American release of Buso Renkin has commentary. The Episode 6 commentary was quite hilarious.
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DVD Commentary / int_6ced7110	comment	A patch/DLC for Mark of the Ninja added interactive commentary in the same vein as Valve's. In various parts of the level there are "nodes" which allow the player to read commentary by attacking or interacting with them (there's even a few achievements for doing so in the steam version).
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DVD Commentary / int_6de6294e	comment	Bad Days creators Junaid Chundrigar and Davor Bujakovic have recorded and released commentaries for all the episodes from the third season.
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DVD Commentary / int_6ee41bb6	comment	Tomb Raider: Anniversary has commentary crystals in every level, but you have to beat all the levels in each region and find the secret items in order to unlock them. Even when you are listening to the commentaries, Lara will still be attacked.
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DVD Commentary / int_755b343f	comment	Halo: Halo 3's Legendary Edition has a DVD with all the cutscenes from the preceding two games. You can turn on the DVD commentary to hear three of the game's makers (including Bungie founder Jason Jones) talk over them. Those who bought Halo: Reach's own Legendary Edition got access to a Developer Commentary, in which Bungie staff talk over a two-hour edited playthrough of the game.
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DVD Commentary / int_77aa72de	comment	To some extent, I Wanna Be the Guy has this in the form of Kayin Nasaki's own Let's Play of it. Besides the commentary it's somewhat satisfying for others to see him get a taste of what he's unleashed.
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DVD Commentary / int_7ae78fc7	comment	The DVD release of Bakemonogatari's anime adaptation has the characters rather than the creators comment on the episodes, with dialog written by the author of the original Light Novels, which basically consists of them MSTing themselves. And wondering where the stalkers with the cameras had been hiding all this time.
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DVD Commentary / int_7c48915b	comment	Tom Siddell started a series of videos with comments on each chapter of Gunnerkrigg Court. You can find the first one here.
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DVD Commentary / int_82439e64	comment	The Office (US) has tons of commentaries by the cast and crew.
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DVD Commentary / int_854aece7	comment	In Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, the "Tools of Production" cheat unlocks Infobots scattered around the worlds that provide commentary on various things,.
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DVD Commentary / int_87b55b5d	comment	The Onion's AV Club website includes a running-feature called "Commentary Tracks of the Damned" reviewing DVD commentaries of flop movies. All make sure to point out "what went wrong" (in many movies, the guys are so happy talking over it appears nothing did) and "Inevitable dash of pretension" (since there's always a comparison or compliment too highbrow considering the product on screen).
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DVD Commentary / int_8c4b4de	comment	Cragne Manor: In a late-game area, you find a walkie-talkie that you can take with you. Turning it on gives you commentary by the writer of the current room you're in, usually describing the development process or their inspiration for the room.
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DVD Commentary / int_8d817ccb	comment	Lost's commentaries feature some terminology that can be found on this very wiki, including "Schmuck Bait" and "hanging a lantern on it." The commentary for the pilot episode stops and cuts to "making of" footage in a few places. Some wound up being only "cast & crew having fun". The one for season 3's "A Tale of Two Cities" has writer Damon Lindelof and actress Elizabeth Mitchell telling little useful information and a lot of jokes — even calling it "their own MST3K". A lighthearted Season 4 commentary between Jorge Garcia and Evangeline Lilly (Hurley and Kate) includes Lilly sheepishly asking what happens when someone needs to go to the bathroom while recording a commentary track. After the act break, she returns and laments that now she's going to be forever known as the girl with the tiny bladder.
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DVD Commentary / int_900114b5	comment	In the Monsters vs. Aliens video game each level has unlockable commentary, mostly in character by whichever monster the level featured, but in a few cases by the developers who worked on the game.
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DVD Commentary / int_9068877a	comment	Red vs. Blue DVDs feature commentary which are, like the series, hilarious. Initially it featured some of the main crew commenting on unusual shots, remarks about specific jokes including a few that might of been hard to catch and a great deal of back and forth banter between those recording. Later on answering questions posted online was included during slow periods and comments on scenes or jokes that were cut. More commentators were added each season as well. One particular bit is on the Season 1 DVD in which a humorous story is told about Gus, the guy who voices Simmons, and a trip to Las Vegas which was referenced in the series itself.
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DVD Commentary / int_9096e12c	comment	Season 2 of Carnivàle features some good ones with the actors, most notably Clea Duvall's rather embarrassed commentary on her sex scene with Nick Stahl.
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DVD Commentary / int_91011b13	comment	The Whitest Kids U' Know's first season DVD commentary consisted of four-fifths of the group making fun of Sam for two episodes (he was an hour late and showed up when they were starting on the third episode), talking about funny things that happened during the filming, and retelling Trevor's life story before he started sketch comedy he was a lawyer in Branson, MO with a wife and three kids.
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DVD Commentary / int_944468be	comment	That Guy with the Glasses and The Spoony Experiment feature online commentaries for their videos. Doug and Rob Walker's commentaries for the Nostalgia Critic videos usually give their honest opinions, where they have a kinder word for some of the media they reviewed, even considering some of them Guilty Pleasures. The only instances where they reiterate the Nostalgia Critic's review are the ones for The Garbage Pail Kids Movie and The Star Wars Holiday Special. Kickassia has got so many commentaries: one by Spoony, one by Film Brain, and a joint one featuring Phelous, Brad Jones and Benzaie (with a cameo by Linkara in the last part) at least. The DVD features even more. Doug and Rob have separate ones that both start with warnings that everything the other says is a lie, then go on to include many of the same anecdotes and jokes, though they do strongly disagree on whether a certain scene needed music. Rob also goes into quite nauseating detail on the leg injury he suffered during the shoot. There's also one with Bargo and Mike Michaud with some neat tidbits about running the site on top of the film itself, though after an hour they completely run out of things to talk about and their comments become more and more random. Now Linkara and Phelous have another commentary, bringing along Obscurus Lupa and Nash for the perspective of people who were just fans at the time. The result is half serious commentary, half jokes about how Lupa and Nash actually were there, and were just doing things off camera the whole time. Suburban Knights has them too; while overall a much easier experience than Kickassia, there's still plenty of discussion about how the weather refused to cooperate (and they were stupid enough to spend the one day when the weather was good filming indoor scenes) and some people were much more comfortable than others, depending on how warm their costume was and whether they were inside or outside. Doug and Rob have them on the DVD again, making it clear that while it was an easier experience for the actors, it was a much harder one for them as they struggled to figure out how the project could possibly be completed given the huge weather problems, until they were ultimately forced to make the film far more of a pure comedy than Doug had intended. There's also one by line producers Holly and Iron Liz, which gets off to a rough start as they experience some technical difficulties, but soon settles into providing some more great information about the shoot.
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DVD Commentary / int_97160d12	comment	The Planetes anime includes commentary from the Japanese voice actors, director etc., with an interesting twist: they do their commentaries drunk, which makes them much more interesting and enjoyable. Cowboy Bebop, animated by the same studio, does it too, and also has (sober) commentaries from the American dub crew. They're all interesting, but sadly not as funny as the Planetes commentaries (butts!).
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DVD Commentary / int_99f8c7fb	comment	Have I Got News for You epic best of compilation features an excellent commentary where Ian and Paul watch and make more jokes — on one notable occasion, Paul is utterly mortified when his past self makes a funnier joke about a clip immediately after he does.
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DVD Commentary / int_9e2f90f4	comment	The English One Piece DVDs include one or two commentaries per set. The commentary for episode 335 (a filler episode) actually has a joke storyline following ADR director Joel McDonald interviewing the cast and crew in bizarre circumstances such as robbing a bank, living in a homeless shelter and even persuading Mike McFarland not to jump off a building because of how much work the show is. The commentary actually manages to throw some genuine fan-submitted questions too.
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DVD Commentary / int_9ec0556a	comment	I'm a Marvel... And I'm a DC also has commentaries available for purchase, which mostly discusses how they came up with the plot lines and the methods for the filming and "acting."
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DVD Commentary / int_9ec61fa1	comment	In NewsRadio all the seasons have at least 2/3 of the episodes have commentary by the creators, writers, actors, and in Season 1 & 2 even network execs. They reveal just how off-the-wall both the writing and acting staff where, even going so far as to revealing who was sleeping with who, as well as admitting to chain smoking, drinking and even doing drugs (Andy Dick) on set.
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DVD Commentary / int_9ef055f4	comment	Ratchet & Clank: In Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, the "Tools of Production" cheat unlocks Infobots scattered around the worlds that provide commentary on various things,. The first three Ratchet & Clank games have commentaries by Insomniac Games alumni Mike Stout and Tony Garcia on the uselesspodcasts YouTube channel, done over Let's Plays of the games themselves.
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DVD Commentary / int_a1c0719b	comment	Xiu Xiu has produced release-length commentaries for most of their major albums, with the interesting variation that these are specifically drunk commentaries, wherein lead member Jamie Stewart discusses each track while intoxicated. Alcohol is not the only substance used; others listed in the Bandcamp descriptions include weed, whippets, and paint thinner.
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DVD Commentary / int_a2e92ab	comment	The Weird Al Show had fascinating cast/crew commentaries for every episode, addressing the amount of Executive Meddling they were subjected to, among many other things. They also frequently mocked the quality of the show, in essence MSTing their own work.
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DVD Commentary / int_a32b6a64	comment	On The West Wing, the DVD commentaries (usually featuring Aaron Sorkin, Thomas Schlamme and one of the show's stars) fall under the "awkward self-congratulation" category.
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DVD Commentary / int_a4a6b86a	comment	Code Geass has audio commentary by a rotating group of actors and staff, the only constant being Jun Fukuyama (Lelouch's seiyuu). There is some semi-official discussion, but mostly it tends to be stream-of-consciousness rambling. Sometimes this provides interesting insight into the show's production or answers questions relevant to a specific episode, but a lot of it is just funny, like the discussion of Ohgi's perm ("The hairdresser probably screwed up, then lied and said it looked awesome to cover her tracks."), trying to figure what Zero's mask is made of (the four lead actors eventually settle on fiberglass-reinforced plastic), and getting to hear first-hand that the people who made the show love Jeremiah just as much as the fans (as seen by Ami Koshimizu chanting "Orange, orange, orange..." just before the bridge scene in Episode 4). Not to mention there's a once per commentary session of affectionately bashing Lelouch. Topics include his fitness ("Even though he has no endurance, he still ran up all those stairs. I'm proud of him"), his plans (often the childishness of them), and his, um, fabulousness ("He must have practiced that. He wouldn't have wanted to get it wrong in front of everyone...") For extra fun, the final episode has two different commentary tracks, one with the four lead actors (Jun Fukuyama, Takahiro Sakurai, Yukana and Ami Koshimizu), and another with staff members like director Goro Taniguchi and head writer Ichiro Okouchi, who are also the creators of the series.
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DVD Commentary / int_a54eef52	comment	The Hetalia: Axis Powers English DVDs had this. Since the episodes are five minutes long, there were varied result of off-topicness. Eric Vale and Jerry Jewell somehow got on the topic of strippers, crack, and cheeseburgers.
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DVD Commentary / int_a5be11f	comment	D'ark Torgam'i, the author of Light and Dark DEUX: The New Adventures of Dark Soichiro, joined a dramatic reading of the story, and during the reading sessions, he provides information on the story at times, explaining some of the things that inspired certain scenes, among other details.
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DVD Commentary / int_aaa65d7e	comment	Rebuild of Evangelion 2.22 features a "commentary" of sorts — actually more like a series of interviews between Mike McFarland and various cast members (in order: Spike Spencer, Brina Palencia, Tiffany Grant, Allison Keith-Shipp, John Swasey, Trina Nishimura, and a sound engineer). Highlights include Spike Spencer dispelling the myth that he hates Shinji, Tiffany Grant describing her unspeakably adorable encounter with the daughter of Yuko Miyamura, and John Swasey invoking The Other Darrin trope by name.
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DVD Commentary / int_ac377abd	comment	Ninja the Mission Force has two commentaries—one by Ed Glaser and Meagan Rachelle talking more about the production itself, and one with Glaser and Brad Jones having essentially a three-hour discussion about bad movies and the series' homages to them.
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DVD Commentary / int_b0183e04	comment	The commentary track for Garth Marenghis Darkplace was done by the three main stars of the show: Garth Marenghi, Dean Learner and Todd Rivers. While Garth and Dean are intensely knowledgeable and passionate about the show, it quickly becomes obvious that Todd has never actually watched the finished project before and only has a vague recollection of the scenes that he was in due to his rampant alcoholism at the time of filming. Thus, Todd has little interest in what's going on and constantly draws attention to the various flaws of the show. Meanwhile, all three men (loudly) eat crisps and drink beer while they comment. Additionally, "Todd" makes Richard Aoyade crack up for real by proposing a line of make-up for black women called Ethnic Cleansing.
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DVD Commentary / int_b30ae4db	comment	Game of Thrones has plenty of good ones, the main attraction being the one by George R. R. Martin on the episode of each season he wrote himself. They also feature the showrunners/writers, directors, actors, producers, designers, etc. Lots of great notes on adaptation issues, relations between the actors, and insights into the characters. The child actors even get their own commentary, and start it off by singing along to the main theme!
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DVD Commentary / int_b9419bd1	comment	The Director's Cut of Deus Ex: Human Revolution features commentary cued by the player being in certain locations, which the player can activate or ignore depending on game circumstances. As an added touch, portraits of the people commenting appear in the player's HUD, similar to the in-character infolink.
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DVD Commentary / int_bb8aaf31	comment	Gone Home has an option to enable commentary mode, which appears in the form of lightbulb icons scattered throughout the house. The majority of the commentary is from the developers about the game's story and production, but a few of commentary nodes is from Heavens To Betsy, mostly about the Riot Grrrl music featured in the game.
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DVD Commentary / int_bd310eaa	comment	El Goonish Shive (and by extension EGS: NP and the Sketchbook) has a Commentary section under almost every page. Many of them have links to earlier strips to help explain the callbacks for those who have missed them, while others (particularly the earlier ones) were added at a later date as a thank-you to those who have supported the comic through Patreon.
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DVD Commentary / int_bf1cda2f	comment	The Freaks and Geeks DVD includes on average of two and a half commentaries per episode, including one done by three "teachers" in character and one by posters on the biggest F&G fanboard. Judd Apatow and Paul Feig freely admit that they made the occasion of recording commentaries a de facto cast reunion.
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DVD Commentary / int_c0d124e1	comment	The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay. In the Developer's Cut, at points in the game you'd come across a bubble, and when activating it would get to hear one of the designers talk about the level you're in/enemies you're fighting/scene you're about to see etc etc.
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DVD Commentary / int_c1a76652	comment	The commentary for Black Books is almost as endlessly quotable as the series themselves, due to the cast's ability to be off-the-cuff hilarious and the relaxed attitude to actually talking about the show.
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DVD Commentary / int_c3711ee9	comment	One of the volume settings in Thomas Was Alone allows you to turn up a developer commentary done by the game's creator, Mike Bithell, rather than the normal story narration done by Danny Wallace.
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DVD Commentary / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: The classic series home video team aim to get commentaries recorded by surviving cast and crew for DVD releases of every surviving serial; as of 2022, the only released serial that has no commentary is "The Edge of Destruction". "An Unearthly Child", "The Daleks" and "The Moonbase" only have commentaries for select episodes. Otherwise, the entire serial is commentated. Rereleases occasionally come with a new second commentary. For example, "The Robots of Death" was first released in 2000 with a commentary featuring producer Philip Hinchcliffe and writer Chris Boucher. Its rerelease in 2012 tossed in a second commentary featuring Tom Baker (The Fourth Doctor), Louise Jameson (Leela), Pamela Salem (Toos) and serial director Michael E. Briant. The 25th Anniversary Edition DVD of "The Five Doctors" has three commentaries: the Special Edition recut has the commentary included in the 2000 Region 1 DVD with Peter Davison (The Fifth Doctor) and Terrance Dicks (the writer) while the original TV cut has two new commentaries: a regular commentary featuring Carole Ann Ford (Susan), Nicholas Courtney (The Brigadier), Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith) and Mark Strickson (Turlough), and an Easter Egg commentary with David Tennant (The Tenth Doctor), Phil Collinson (producer during the Russell T. Davies era) and Helen Raynor (a writer and script editor for the Davies era and Torchwood) having a huge nostalgia kick. Along with the normal commentary on the DVD of "Survival", the third episode also was commentated on by a group of fans who won a contest in Doctor Who Magazine. Many classic Who commentaries do like to playfully mock the episodes. Peter Davison has said that he prefers doing the commentaries with the actors, and not members of the production staff, as the actors are usually more willing to take playful jabs at the silliness of it all (although some fans get very upset about the negativity of Davison's remarks about some stories, and even more so Janet Fielding's). The Blu-ray season box sets port over every commentary from previous DVD releases but largely eschew recording new traditional commentaries (with only "The Talons of Weng-Chiang", "Destiny of the Daleks", "City of Death", "The Leisure Hive", "State of Decay" and "Revelation of the Daleks" receiving new ones by the release of Season 22 in June 2022) in favor of a "Behind the Sofa" commentary featurette series with an episode each for every serial - basically Gogglebox with Doctor Who serials, watched by surviving cast and crew from the box set's season on one set of couches and by cast and crew of other Doctor Who eras on another set of couches. The TV movie had two commentaries. The first featured a straightforward commentary from director Geoffrey Sax about the casting, filming, and special effects shots. The second was moderated by Nicholas Briggs, and featured Sylvester McCoy and Paul McGann talking about how much fun they had during filming, gushing about co-star Daphne Ashbrook, and making fun of the movie's sillier moments. With regards to the revival series box sets, Series 1-4 had cast and/or crew commentaries for every episode. The post-Series 4 specials had to go without. From Series 5 onwards, only a handful of episodes/specials from each season get commentaries. Sometimes the choices of which episodes get them and which don't are odd; from Peter Capaldi's tenure, fan punching bags "Kill the Moon" and "Sleep No More" received commentaries, but not his massively-scaled multi-part Season Finales!
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DVD Commentary / int_c70190b8	comment	When Central Park Media rereleased Project Ako on DVD, they went an extra step and included a full-length commentary from the movie's director (with subtitles, to boot — allowing one to watch the film AND read the commentary at the same time, which was actually pretty neat).
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DVD Commentary / int_ca5216bb	comment	Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus has level commentary tracks from the developers, but you need to complete Nintendo Hard time trials to unlock em'.
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DVD Commentary / int_cac20f89	comment	Only a few episodes in seasons one and two of JAG have audio commentaries and since they were recorded nine to ten years after the episodes were made, they can be characterized as remembrance style.
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DVD Commentary / int_ce158c5f	comment	The commentary for their documentary Gigantic: A Tale of Two Johns is entertaining. The Johns are joined by the director (A.J. Schnack) and Sarah Vowell, who's interviewed in the movie. Schnack mostly sticks to talking about making the movie, Linnell mainly points out little oddities in the film, but Flansburgh and Vowell (usually in tandem) go off on all sorts of weird tangents that have no relation to the movie, and sometimes the others go along with them.
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DVD Commentary / int_d13eaf8	comment	Qbomb's album HYPERPUNK had a release on their YouTube called HYPERPUNK: Pretentious Edition, where two of the band members listen to the album and share behind-the-scenes info on the songs.
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DVD Commentary / int_d1fbfbbc	comment	Every commentary past the series midway point also somehow manages to bring up The Twilight Saga, primarily in that vampires should not sparkle.
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DVD Commentary / int_d4fe015f	comment	In the "A Series" DVD of QI, turning factoids on gives you 'concealed elf banter' (which acts as commentary, and tells you stuff they didn't have time to put in the show) whenever the QI magnifying glass comes on the screen.
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DVD Commentary / int_d5166b44	comment	Halo 3's Legendary Edition has a DVD with all the cutscenes from the preceding two games. You can turn on the DVD commentary to hear three of the game's makers (including Bungie founder Jason Jones) talk over them.
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DVD Commentary / int_d5d98e35	comment	Unfortunately the commentary for the DVD release of Police Squad! is pretty boring — they hadn't seen the series for a while and spend more time laughing at the jokes and saying how wet behind the ears they were then letting you know anything interesting. They only offer it on three out of the total of six episodes, too — and not even the best ones. They spend half the time talking about how they had to fight against having a Laugh Track added — and then their commentary is mostly... a laugh track.
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DVD Commentary / int_d8520b74	comment	Season One of the new Sam & Max: Freelance Police series has commentary from the designers about how some of the scenes were made and what got left out of the games (including subtle foreshadowing being dropped because too many people were getting it and an over-complicated puzzle being changed). It was available on the Telltale website for a period of time.
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DVD Commentary / int_d9c602eb	comment	"Oh my god! They killed Kaji!!"
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DVD Commentary / int_e25322af	comment	Several Homestar Runner cartoons, on both its website and DVDs, have in-character commentary. One notable one is when Strong Bad gets an e-mail saying "make a cartoon with just u in it, and u do the commentary." When the DVD email collection was released, the commentary on top of the email had a second layer of Strong Bad commentary talking about his previous commentary.
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DVD Commentary / int_e4732abc	comment	The actor commentaries for Stargate Atlantis are always great fun. None more so than when David Hewlett's dog, Mars, sat up and growled when a Wraith came on the screen (until that point no one listening to the commentary would have known he was in the room at the time during the recording) and the time Hewlett and the others involved decided on a whim to phone a guest star in the episode they were commenting on and discuss his acting.
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DVD Commentary / int_e5d85732	comment	Jak 3 has unlockable versions of cutscenes with commentary by the game's designers and animators, giving insightful little tidbits about the game's cutscenes and machinimia in general. One of the most amusing commentaries is for a cutscene that lasts a whole five seconds: "There's a really funny story behind this scene, but I really don't have the time to tell it!" Likewise, creator commentary for cutscenes can be bought in the secrets shop in Jak X. It offers insight in how the scenes were animated, ideas that didn't make it into the game, and a crew member doing an imitation of a colleague who couldn't be there during recording.
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DVD Commentary / int_e5d85757	comment	Likewise, creator commentary for cutscenes can be bought in the secrets shop in Jak X. It offers insight in how the scenes were animated, ideas that didn't make it into the game, and a crew member doing an imitation of a colleague who couldn't be there during recording.
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DVD Commentary / int_ee7da84d	comment	The Marble Hornets commentary is excellent for relieving the paranoid insomnia the series is likely to induce, courtesy of revelations regarding silly obstructions to filming (Entry #7 took forever to film due to cat poop, Tim kept ruining shots by making silly faces...). It helps that they were kind of drunk for most of it.
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DVD Commentary / int_eeaaec28	comment	Martian Successor Nadesico features a commentary track, which involve several of the voice actors—in some cases, even for the secondary characters! Unfortunately, only five episodes had a commentary track.
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DVD Commentary / int_eef77dd5	comment	The DVD set of Broken Saints features a commentary track for every single chapter. Many of the tracks are with the core creative team: Brooke Burgess, Andrew West, and Ian Kirby. Some include other contributers to the series. All of them feature talkative writer-director Burgess, who spends much of the time telling in-depth stories about how the series came into being, explaining the plot and dialogue in ridiculous detail, making Shout Outs to his favorite movies, books, and TV shows, and encouraging you not to listen to his performance as Gabriel on the voice-over track.
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DVD Commentary / int_ef08c84	comment	Wonder Showzen Season 1, per DVD Talk: On "Space", Screamin' Steven J. Hawkins — a parody of Stephen Hawking — speaks in a computerized voice about all manner of subjects, including how since "ignorance is bliss," that means he, being the smartest person in the world, must be the most miserable. ("More misery than anyone on this God-forsaken planet could possibly understand.") Over "Diversity", the band PFFR (featuring the "Wonder Showzen" guys, and predating the TV show) plays its weird electronica music. And on "Nature", actor Dick Gregory (who plays Mr. Sun on the show) rambles amiably about ... um ... the episode, sometimes, and sometimes just about whatever. It's not as funny as the Stephen Hawking thing, but it's admirably weird... [and] one more commentary, from author Gordon Lish, who has no prior connection to "Wonder Showzen" as far as I can tell. He offers commentary on the "Patience" episode, talking more or less about the subject of patience without ever actually referencing the episode. When the episode starts playing backwards halfway through, Lish's commentary does the same thing. At the end, when the episode goes to fast-forward, so does Lish. Season 2, per IGN: The commentaries once again have hardly anything to do with the show itself. Rather, the episode "Genocide" has "Screamin' Stephen Hawking" and Samantha Power, a real Pulitzer-Prize winning author. And "Time" has a professor of theoretical physics from the City University of New York. Both professors simply lecture on their subject for a half-hour. To be honest, these commentaries are amazingly interesting and worth a listen. Watching the show play as the professor talk about their work is a fascinating bit of art.
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DVD Commentary / int_f0a86c12	comment	The DVDs for the second season of How I Met Your Mother features a commentary with Jason Segel (who plays Marshall) watching a Marshall-centric episode while doing a joint commentary with the writer of the episode. Eventually it devolves into both of them disrobing to their underwear in what sounds like Gay Chicken. For the third season DVD, Segel apparently demanded to have the writer do another joint commentary, for an episode the writer didn't actually have any involvement in. Segel shows up drunk, with 12 condoms. 10 condoms are left by the episode's end.
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DVD Commentary / int_f0c816fb	comment	Breaking Bad jumps back and forth between being incredibly amusing and informative as all the cast and crew riff on each other giving anecdotes, and awkward congrats sessions. In particular, creator Vince Gilligan is such a nice man that he pretty much makes sure to congratulate everyone for everything.
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DVD Commentary / int_f0ce86b3	comment	Copy Kitty: After completing both characters' campaigns, a Boki-exclusive mode is unlocked called the Lost Levels featuring versions of scrapped or heavily revised levels from prier versions of the game. Commentary by co-creator Azure recounts the several changes as the game was in development, and provides insight on the creation process.
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DVD Commentary / int_f2c3e3d4	comment	The season 2 DVD for Gavin & Stacey has in-vision commentaries on all six episodes. This at least proves that most of the cast members were present, even if some of them go whole episodes without saying anything. We also get to see their delight when a lackey turns up with drinks for them.
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DVD Commentary / int_f74b5f80	comment	In his book The Complete Book of Scriptwriting, Babylon 5 creator J. Michael Straczynski singles out laserdisks and latter DVD's that have the director's or screenwriter's commentary. Some movies even have the shooting script, which JMS feels is an invaluable resource for aspiring writers to get a handle on writing for TV and movies.
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DVD Commentary / int_f84c42c0	comment	Several English Lupin III releases include exclusive English commentaries with people in the North American industry who are big fans of Lupin, including Mike Toole (an editor at Anime News Network) and Reed Nelson (who runs the fan site LupintheThird.com).
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DVD Commentary / int_f8956ef3	comment	The English dub of YuYu Hakusho has a few commentaries. Two are with voice acting cast, and they are quite hilarious.
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DVD Commentary / int_f9ab713d	comment	Subverted with Osomatsu-san, where one week after the Losermatsu Special, the episode was replayed with the seiyuu's commentary over the episode, first half the older brothers, second half the younger brothers. It was later put on video release as episode 13.5.
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DVD Commentary / int_fcf34eec	comment	The US DVD release of Full Metal Panic!: The Second Raid retains the commentary tracks recorded by the Japanese cast, including Tomokazu Seki, Satsuki Yukino, Shin-ichiro Miki, and Yukana.
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DVD Commentary / int_fcfa999b	comment	FLCL has commentary, in Japanese, from the director being interviewed by a Japanese-speaking American, with subtitles provided. It is very worth watching the series at least once with commentary to figure out what parts of the series are supposed to mean something and what parts are just there to be weird.
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DVD Commentary / int_fd8ef85e	comment	In Left 4 Dead specifically, certain commentary nodes spawn a copy of whatever they're talking about. One of them talks about The Tank... ...Which will ignore you and go after the bots, allowing players to cause shenanigans by spawning the Tank through the commentary node over and over again.
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This is Spın̈al Tap / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Tora! Tora! Tora! / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
UHF / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Terminator (Franchise) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Oreimo / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Oreimo / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
CommentaryTheMusical	seeAlso	DVD Commentary
LaserDisc	seeAlso	DVD Commentary
Mockumentary / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Rothul	seeAlso	DVD Commentary
ScriptSalve	seeAlso	DVD Commentary
Sideways	seeAlso	DVD Commentary
StewartLee	seeAlso	DVD Commentary
Garth Marenghi's Darkplace / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Look Around You / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Made in Canada / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Mr. Show / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
My Name Is Earl / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
NCIS: Los Angeles / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Robin of Sherwood / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
The State / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Undeclared / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
1776 (Theatre) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Amnesia: The Dark Descent (Video Game) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Deus Ex: Human Revolution (Video Game) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Disgaea: Hour of Darkness (Video Game) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Rogue Squadron (Video Game) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
The Blackwell Series (Video Game) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Game Informer's Replay (Web Video) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Games Done Quick (Web Video) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Scootertrix the Abridged (Web Video) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Strawberry Dragon Project (Web Video) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
That Dude in the Suede (Web Video) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Cat And Meringue (Webcomic) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
FlipZone (Webcomic) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Nuzlocke Comics Fan Works (Webcomic) / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Antz / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Finding Nemo / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls â€“ Rainbow Rocks / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
The Simpsons Movie / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Toy Story 2 / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Up / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
Atomic Robo / Comicbook / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary
The Kids in the Hall / int_ff9e9596	type	DVD Commentary

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