History SimilarlyNamedWorks / DToG

* Before Creator/AmbrosiaSoftware's ''VideoGame/EscapeVelocity'', there was a four-player ''VideoGame/{{Asteroids}}''-like game for Windows 3.1 called ''Escape Velocity''. Also the title of a Chemical Brothers song, and a science fiction novel by Christopher Stasheff.

* The long-running punk band Music/TheFall has nothing to do with [[Film/TheFall the adventure-fantasy film]] or [[Series/TheFall the British crime drama]].

* "Don't Bring Me Down" is a 1964 song by the Pretty Things, a 1966 song by Music/TheAnimals and a 1979 song by Music/ElectricLightOrchestra.

* The PlatformGame ''VideoGame/FireAndIce'' is unrelated to ''WesternAnimation/FireAndIce'', the Creator/RalphBakshi movie, and is also not to be confused with ''Fire 'n Ice'', the U.S. title of ''VideoGame/SolomonsKey 2''. Or ''Fire and Ice'', the second ''Literature/WarriorCats'' book, for that matter. Or ''Fire on Ice'', a ''Literature/ChooseYourOwnAdventure'' book. None of these should be confused with the Russian UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum game "Fire and Ice", which in turn should not be confused with the Speccy adventure game "They Say the World Will End in Fire and Ice", although it often was (the latter was of course usually abbreviated to the last three words). Should I mention there was also a song called "Fire and Ice" by Pat Benatar? Or a ''VideoGame/SonicBoom'' video game?

* ''VisualNovel/DokiDokiLiteratureClub'', ''VideoGame/DokiDokiUniverse'', ''Anime/DokiDokiPrecure'', ''VideoGame/DokiDokiPanic'', ''WebVideo/DokiDokiAwesome'', ''Webcomic/DokiDokiCheckMate'', and ''Manga/DokiDokiSchoolHours'' are unrelated. One's about a robot travelling around the universe and learning what it is to be human, one's about a ditzy teacher, one's a web reviewer with a talking plant, one's a platforming game that eventually turned into ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2'', one's about a knight and a prince who fall in love, one's a SurpriseCreepy psychological horror-based visual novel, and one's an anime about {{Magical Girl}}s. Guess which one's which.

* ''VideoGame/FreedomForce'': a 1988 ''VideoGame/OperationWolf''-like LightGunGame published by Creator/{{Sunsoft}} for the NES, a 2002 tactical RPG and AffectionateParody of UsefulNotes/{{the Silver Age|of Comic Books}} comic books by Irrational Games, or another MarketBasedTitle of the animated movie ''Animation/TheIllusionauts''? ''The Freedom Force'' is a 1978 animated series as part of the animation block ''Tarzan and the Super 7''.

* Ten years before the Music/RachelPlatten song of the same name, [[Music{{Creed}} Scott Stapp]] released a song called "Fight Song". The latter has the lyric "This is my fight song," as the last line of the chorus, while the former has it as the first line of the chorus.

* ''Anime/{{Free}}'', the anime sequel to the LightNovel ''High Speed!'', is completely unrelated to the SchoolgirlSeries manga ''[[http://houbunsha.co.jp/comics/detail.php?p=%A3%C6%A3%F2%A3%E5%A3%E5%A1%AA Free!]]'' ([[ExcitedShowTitle exclamation point]] included). There's also the 60s band.

* ''The Gift'' is either [[Film/TheGift2000 directed by Sam Raimi]] or [[Film/TheGift2015 Joel Edgerton on his feature directorial debut]].

* ''Dawn'', known as ''Cry for Dawn'', is a BadGirlComic by Joseph Michael Linsner. ''Dawn'' is a 3D platformer by Brave Rabbit Games.

* ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' is a comic book about storybook characters. ''VideoGame/{{Fable}}'' is a video game (series) about God knows what. Oh, and Aesop's Fables. ''Fable'' is also a 1996 PointAndClick adventure game, completely unrelated to any of the above works, best known for its incredibly disappointing GainaxEnding.

* ''Eye in the Sky'': Music/TheAlanParsonsProject song that is featured in the album of the same name, or the [[Film/EyeInTheSky 2016 film]]?

* ''Fun House'' can refer to [[Music/FunHouseAlbum an album]] by Music/TheStooges, [[Series/FunHouse1988 a children's game show]], or [[Pinball/FunHouse1990 a 1990 pinball machine]].

* ''Manga/FlyMeToTheMoon'' has nothing to do with [[WesternAnimation/FlyMeToTheMoon the animated film]], [[Fanfic/FlyMeToTheMoon the Sonic fanfiction]], the [[Fanfic/PokemonCrossingFlyMeToTheMoon crossover fanfiction]] or Music/FrankSinatra's classic song.

* ''The Game of Life'' is both a [[TabletopGame/GameOfLife board game]] by Creator/MiltonBradley and a [[VideoGame/TheGameOfLife cellular automaton "game"]] by John Conway. The latter was even sometimes played on ''TabletopGame/{{Go}}'' boards prior to the advent of personal computers.

* There's "The Enemy" a song by {{Music/Godsmack}} and "The Enemy" a song by Music/ParadiseLost.

* ''Employee of the Month'' is a 2004 dark comedy starring Matt Dillon. It is also a 2006 comedy starring Dane Cook and Jessica Simpson, a ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode, and a computer game based on said series.

* ''Fallen Angel'' is a [[Creator/AlexandreCabanel Cabanel]] [[Art/TheFallenAngel painting]], [[Film/FallenAngel1945 1945 movie]], a made-for-tv ''Series/HallmarkHallOfFame'' movie staring Creator/GarySinise and Creator/JoelyRichardson, a [[Comicbook/FallenAngel comic]] by Creator/PeterDavid, a [[Roleplay/FallenAngelRP roleplay]], a ''Series/KamenRiderHibiki'' episode, a ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003'' episode, a ''Series/XenaWarriorPrincess'' episode, a ''Series/TheXFiles'' episode, and a game in the ''VideoGame/{{Sacred}}'' series. ''Fallen Angels'' is a novel in the ''Literature/HorusHeresy'', a novel by Creator/LarryNiven, a [[Film/FallenAngels 1995 movie]] by Creator/WongKarWai, and a ''ComicBook/NewMutants'' spinoff.

* ''Family Secrets'' is either a primetime [[VerySpecialEpisode very special]] series on ABC, a short-lived daytime game show on NBC, or a 1984 tv-movie starring Creator/MaureenStapleton, Creator/StefaniePowers and Creator/MelissaGilbert.