This is discussion archived from a time before the current discussion method was installed.
Tabby: I'm questioning the inclusion of Just Shoot Me here. "Life keeps bringing me back to you," for a show that started off as being about a woman trying to get away from her father but ending up working directly under him? Seems pretty straightforward.
Kendra Kirai: Looney, you capitalize 'English' but don't fix 'much much sense'? Damn man, you anal. :)
Looney Toons: Whoops. Missed that. The miscapitalization jumped out at me without my even reading the whole paragraph, and I just hit "edit" without going further.
Ununnilium: Enterprise's tune was definitely Thematic.
Doug S. Machina: Enterprise's tune was laughable. Narm?
Haesslich: Going from orchestral theme music to Rod Stewart is... something of a change, yeah. Nice Job Breaking the ''Franchise'', Brannon and Braga.
Razide: Removed this line:
- One could also make the case for the theme of Goldfinger, which eventually becomes the singer wailing the word "Gold!" like some kind of monetarily obsessed banshee. Or a Discworld dwarf.
The Goldfinger theme is the direct opposite of this trope. The lyrics aren't random or surreal at all. Rather, they're directly and unambiguously about the villain of the movie.
Silverevilchao: I totally disagree with the inclusion of Mass Destruction from Persona 3 on this page. It's badass music for badass characters killing evil monsters in a badass way. Totally suitable for the suave, badass main character. Now, Reach Out to the Truth for Persona 4, on the other hand...
