DarkSasami: Aww, peas. I search all over, find nothing, search all over again, find nothing, write this thing, and a random link takes me to {{Snapback}}. Now what do I do with this thing?

I think it might still have a chance to stand on it's own, if a show discards where the last episode left off once or twice, then it's just a regular {{snapback}} , if it does it again and again to the point where the {{snapback}} itself has become expected, to the point where the beheading of a major character doesn't even bat an eye, then it's entered a whole new territorry of NegativeContinuity

IdleDandy: Yeah, I think this is a separate thing. These shows have gotten to a point where you don't even ''expect'' continuity.

KendraKirai: Is it just me, by the way, who gets the feeling that DisContinuity, NegativeContinuity and ResetButton are all more or less the same thing? At least NegativeContinuity and ResetButton?

{{Andyroid}}: First of all, DisContinuity isn't related to the other two tropes at all- it's related to {{Fanon}}, where fans ignore things that they don't like that happen in the show. Second, NegativeContinuity is where a show uses the ResetButton in the most absurd of conditions, like if a character dies and is suddenly alive the next episode without so much as a HandWave.

{{Ununnilium}}: And you didn't have to post it on all three discussion pages.

LooneyToons: Um. I guess I shouldn't add it to this one myself, then, after putting it on the other two...

Zac:Aeon didn't die at the end of every single episode of Aeon Flux. Just off the top of my head, I'm certain she lived through Thanatophobia, the one with the woman missing a vertebra.

BigT: That's the only episode I ever saw, and she definitely didn't die. And we also get a [[JustifiedTrope justification]] for why she can die in every other episode. [[spoiler:She has myriads of clones]]

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Shouldn't {{Heroes}} be in here?
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EtherealMutation: I think some of the examples should be deleted on the basis of each new entry being an AlternateContinuity.