Lost in Space
If I am understanding this correctly, Alternate DVD Commentary is something produced by a third party as a derivative work. If so, then it would only be used as a trope if we had an article for the derivative work or its creators.
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The Unknown
Basically Rifftrax, on the Rifftrax page.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody remembers it, who else will you have ice cream with?
NaNo 4328 / 50,000
But we'd also put it on the work if the same creators were the "third party" who produced the track, such as the Sing-Along-Blog commentary.
It is a derived work, in the same way a review might be considered "derived".
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Lost in Space
And we don't mention reviews on the main article for a work, either.
If the creators of the work also provided a gag commentary, then it would be a main-page example.
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NaNo 4328 / 50,000
Um, why do you specifiy Gag commentary? Is there a different trope for gag commentary and Alternate DVD Commentary?
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Alternate DVD Commentary is defined as a commentary track that is produced to be appreciated alongside of the original work, despite not being packaged with the work itself. Like a Strategy Guide, the product is incomplete without access to the original work.
In Ask The Tropers, a debate began about where the proper places to wick ADC are.
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