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| 13 | * ''Daddy Dearest'' is both an episode of ''Series/AccordingToJim'' and a chapter of ''Fanfic/MaFille''. |
| 14 | * ''Dam Busters'': A 1955 war film, a 1980's arcade ShootEmUp similar to ''VideoGame/{{Scramble}}'', and a game involving beavers on the infamous ''VideoGame/Action52'' cartridge. |
| 15 | * The band [[{{Music/DangerDanger}} Danger Danger]]'s name is also the name of a song by Italo Disco band Silent Circle. |
| 16 | * ''The Dark'': Two horror films, [[Film/TheDark1979 one about a killer alien]] and [[Film/TheDark2005 the other about the Welsh afterlife]]. |
| 17 | * ''Dark Angel: Vampire Apocalypse'' for the [=PS2=], and the ''Series/DarkAngel'' TV series, which also had a [[TheProblemWithLicensedGames PS2 adaptation]]. Also a Marvel UK comic, and [[Literature/DarkAngels a Space Marine chapter]] in ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000''. |
| 18 | * ''Dark Blue'' refers to two different works both about LAPD cops. One is a [[Film/DarkBlue 2002 film]] starring Creator/KurtRussell, the other a [[Series/DarkBlue 2009 TV series]]. And a trance song by Cabala (Nick Muir). |
| 19 | * ''Dark Horse'' can refer to several things, including Music/GeorgeHarrison's record label, one of his albums (which was released on Apple, not on Dark Horse), a single from that album, a Music/{{Nickelback}} album, a Music/KatyPerry hit, a [[Creator/DarkHorseComics comic book]] company, or a 2015 movie. |
| 20 | * ''ComicBook/TheDarkness'' is a comic series and [[VideoGame/TheDarkness video game]] adaptation, [[Music/TheDarkness a glam rock band]], and a 2016 movie. |
| 21 | * ''Literature/DarknessSeries'' is a fantasy version of WWII by Creator/HarryTurtledove, while ''Fanfic/TheDarknessSeries'' is a Harry Potter fanfiction. |
| 22 | * ''Dark Reign'' is a [[VideoGame/DarkReign 1997 video game]], and a [[ComicBook/DarkReign Marvel Comics event]]. |
| 23 | * ''Dark Skies'' is a [[Series/DarkSkies 1996 TV series]] and a [[Film/DarkSkies 2013]] movie. |
| 24 | * ''Dark Souls'': a 2011 [[VideoGame/DarkSouls video game series]], a fighting game for Platform/NintendoDS based on ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', or a 2011 Norwegian horror film. |
| 25 | * ''VisualNovel/DatingMyDaughter'' and ''VisualNovel/DaughterForDessert'' are two episodic adult visual novels about fathers who fall into romantic relationships with their daughters. |
| 26 | * Both Creator/{{Michelangelo}}'s and Donatello's {{sculptures}} depicting the biblical king are simply named ''Art/{{David}}''. |
| 27 | * ''Dawn'', known as ''Cry for Dawn'', is a BadGirlComic by Joseph Michael Linsner. ''Dawn'' is a 3D platformer by Brave Rabbit Games. There's also a "Dawn" {{sculpture|s}} on one of the tombs found in the Art/MediciChapels and a "Art/{{Dawn|Bouguereau}}" {{painting|s}} by Creator/WilliamAdolpheBouguereau's ''Art/TimesOfDay'' series. |
| 28 | * "Day After Day" is a Music/GeorgeHarrison song recorded by {{Music/Badfinger}}, or an Alan Parsons[=/=]Eric Woolfson song recorded by Music/TheAlanParsonsProject, or Azerbaijan's first entry in the Series/EurovisionSongContest. |
| 29 | * ''Literature/DaysOfInfamy'' is an AlternateHistory novel by Creator/HarryTurtledove about Japan pursuing a different path after Pearl Harbor. The same title was also used for an alternate history novel co-authored by Creator/NewtGingrich about Japan pursuing a different path after Pearl Harbor. |
| 30 | * ''Film/DeadAgain'' is a 1991 film. ''Music/DeadAgain2007'' is the final album by Music/TypeONegative. |
| 31 | * ''ComicBook/DeadAt17'' is a comic about teenage girls fighting the living dead. ''Film/DeadAt17'' is a TV movie about the mother of a dead teenage boy. |
| 32 | * ''Dead of Night'' is a [[Film/DeadOfNight British anthology horror film]], a [[Literature/DeadOfNight gamebook]], and [[FanFic/DeadOfNight a fan fic]]. |
| 33 | * ''Film/DeadManWalking'' is either a 90s crime drama starring Susan Sarandon, or a 1987 B-Movie. And don't confuse either with the song of the same name by Music/TheScript. |
| 34 | * ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive'': An extremely popular fighting game by Tecmo, or a new wave group from the 80s who became popular due to MemeticMutation? Also adding to the confusion is a Creator/TomClancy novel and a set of completely unrelated films. It's also a popular Music/JAMProject song. [[Anime/KotetsushinJeeg "T-T-T-T-TWO JEEGS?!"]], and a Eurobeat song which samples the 80's band's signature song "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)". |
| 35 | * ''Dead Reckoning'' is a 1947 [[Film/DeadReckoning FilmNoir]] starring Creator/HumphreyBogart, a part of the ''[[Film/MissionImpossibleDeadReckoning Mission: Impossible]]'' film series, a [[VideoGame/DeadReckoning video game]], and episodes of ''Series/TheLastShip'' and ''Series/{{CSINY}}''. |
| 36 | * ''Film/DeadRinger'' is a 1964 thriller starring Creator/BetteDavis as twins. It's also an episode of ''Series/CSIMiami'' involving a serial killer. |
| 37 | * ''Dead Ringers'' is a [[Film/DeadRingers 1988 movie]] about two twin brothers by Creator/DavidCronenberg, and a [[Series/DeadRingers 2002 British television comedy]] centering around impersonations. |
| 38 | * ''Literature/TheDeadZone'' is a novel by Creator/StephenKing, as well as a [[Film/TheDeadZone movie]] and a [[Series/TheDeadZone series]] based upon it. ''Dead Zone'' is an episode of ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' and one of ''Series/CSIMiami''. |
| 39 | * ''Dear John'' was [[Series/DearJohn an 80s British sitcom]] about singles (with an American remake starring Judd Hirsch), but also a 2010 Amanda Seyfried weepie based on Nicholas Sparks's novel, and a [[Film/DearJohn1964 1964 Swedish movie]], and the name of several songs by acts from Pat Boone to Styx to British radical-feminist new wavers The Au Pairs (oh, and Taylor Swift). |
| 40 | * ''Film/DeathHouse'' is a horror film about a power outage at a government research facility/prison for monsters. "[[Recap/CSINYS06E10 Death House]]" is an episode of ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' about a long-abandoned penthouse full of deadly booby traps. |
| 41 | * ''Death Race'' is [[Film/DeathRace a 2008 remake]] of ''Film/DeathRace2000'', as well as a SpinOff of ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle''. As one might guess from the titles, both feature vehicular races where the competitors are allowed to kill each other. |
| 42 | * ''The Deep'': a 1977 [[Film/TheDeep1977 movie]] based on the Creator/PeterBenchley novel of the same name, a 2015 sci-fi/horror [[Literature/TheDeepNickCutter novel]] by Nick Cutter, an Australian [[WesternAnimation/TheDeep2015 animated series]] based on a graphic novel of the same name, a 2019 [[Literature/TheDeep2019 novella]] by Rivers Solomon, or an [[Recap/CSINYS04E02 episode]] of ''Series/{{CSINY}}''? |
| 43 | * ''Film/DeepBlueSea'' is a horror film about killer sharks. ''Film/TheDeepBlueSea'' is a 2011 romantic drama film starring Creator/TomHiddleston and Creator/RachelWeisz. |
| 44 | * ''ComicBook/TheDefenders'' is another Marvel team book with no relation to another 60s TV show, this time an American court room drama which you might remember being referenced in a episode of ''Series/MadMen''. And another show called ''The Defenders'' debuted on CBS in September 2010. |
| 45 | * ''Film/DejaVu2006'', the 2006 time-travel action thriller, is unrelated to the 1985 film ''Déjà Vu'', a drama about reincarnation, which is in turn unrelated to the old adventure game ''VideoGame/DejaVu1985'', which is also unrelated to that Music/IronMaiden song. It's that strange feeling you sometimes get that you've seen that title somewhere before. |
| 46 | * ''Film/TheDescendants'' is a 2011 comedy-drama with George Clooney, ''Film/{{Descendants}}'' is a 2015 Disney movie starring the children of the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon villains. |
| 47 | * ''Film/DeliverUsFromEvil'' is the title of a 2014 horror film by Scott Derrickson, a 2006 documentary about a Catholic priest convicted of child molestation, and the forth ''Film/PromNight'' movie. And a book by conservative political commentator Sean Hannity. |
| 48 | * ''ComicStrip/{{Dennis the Menace|UK}}'' is a British comic about a mischievous child who bothers his neighbours, which debuted on 12 March, 1951. It's not to be confused with ''ComicStrip/{{Dennis the Menace|US}}'', an American comic about a mischievous child who bothers his neighbors, which debuted on March 12, 1951. Both were created by authors with no awareness of the other, and they have their names changed when published in the other region; the UK one gets called ''Dennis and Gnasher'' or variants thereof, while the US one gets called just ''Dennis''. |
| 49 | * ''Descent'' is a [[VideoGame/{{Descent}} video game]] and a [[TabletopGame/DescentJourneysInTheDark tabletop]] game. ''TheDescent'' is a [[Literature/TheDescent horror novel]] and a [[Film/TheDescent horror movie]]. |
| 50 | * ''Detention'' [[VideoGame/{{Detention}} There ]] [[Film/{{Detention}} are]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Detention}} three]] works with the same name, but all three have different storylines. |
| 51 | * ''Devil's Reign'' is a ''ComicBook/{{Grendel}}'' story line, and a crossover between Creator/MarvelComics and [[Creator/ImageComics Top Cow]]. |
| 52 | * "Devil Woman" is a 1962 song by Marty Robbins and a 1976 song by Cliff Richard. |
| 53 | * ''VideoGame/DevilWorld'', the 1984 Famicom game by Nintendo, is unrelated to the arcade game of the same name that was released three years later. The latter is actually a modified version of the {{Creator/Konami}} arcade game ''Dark Adventure'' that was released in territories outside North America . |
| 54 | * ''VideoGame/{{Diablo}}'' is not to be confused with an old PuzzleGame of the same name by Manuel Constantinidis, involving connecting pipes. |
| 55 | * ''Die Motherfucker Die'': One such song is by Dope, another by Suicide Commando. |
| 56 | * ''The Dig'' is the name of [[Videogame/TheDig1995 a 1995 video game]], a 2007 novel about the Sutton Hoo archeological excavation, later adapted into [[Film/TheDig2021 a Netflix film in 2021]], and [[Film/TheDig2018 an Irish drama film from 2018]]. |
| 57 | * "Dignity" is a 1987 song by Deacon Blue and a 1989 song by Music/BobDylan. |
| 58 | * ''Dilbert'' can refer to a [[ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}} comic strip by Scott Adams]], or a World War II-era comic strip by Robert Osborn (no relation to the film historian). |
| 59 | * ''Film/{{Diner}}'', the film by Creator/BarryLevinson, and ''Pinball/{{Diner}}'', the pinball table by Creator/MarkRitchie, have no relation to each other... although they're both pretty funny. |
| 60 | * ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' is a 1990 TV series. ''WesternAnimation/{{Dinosaur}}'' is a 2000 CGI movie. |
| 61 | * ''Dirty Duck'' is an [[UndergroundComics underground comic strip]] by Bobby London that ran in ''Film/NationalLampoon'' and ''Magazine/{{Playboy}}''. It has nothing to do with ''WesternAnimation/DownAndDirtyDuck''. Bobby London hates the movie because of the confusion that caused, especially since the promotional materials for the movie shorten the title to just "Dirty Duck". |
| 62 | * "Doctor Love" is a 1976 song by Tina Charles, a 1977 song by First Choice and a 1996 song by Dr. Love. |
| 63 | * A short film called ''Dodgeball'' came out in 2001, a few years before ''Film/DodgeballATrueUnderdogStory''. If you got your info off the internet and are wondering which character Senta Moses played in the big movie, the answer is: She didn't. |
| 64 | * ''Literature/{{Dodger}}'', the 2012 novel by Creator/TerryPratchett about a character who inspires Creator/CharlesDickens to create the Artful Dodger, and ''Dodger'', the 2013 novel by James Benmore which continues the story of the Dickens character. |
| 65 | * ''The Dogfather'' is either a 1970s cartoon produced by [[Creator/DePatieFrelengEnterprises [=DePatie=]-Freleng]] or a 2010 film starring Creator/ChrisParnell. Neither should be confused with the Music/SnoopDogg album ''Tha Doggfather''. |
| 66 | * ''Film/{{Dogma}}'' and ''Film/{{Dogman}}'' have nothing to do with each other. One is an American satirical comedy centered around religion and Christian themes, the other is an Italian drama based on real events. |
| 67 | * ''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 DisguisedHorrorStory psychological horror-based visual novel, and one's an anime about {{Magical Girl}}s. Guess which one's which. |
| 68 | * The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin_(emulator) Dolphin emulator]] is an open source Platform/NintendoGameCube and Wii emulator. The Dolphin Emulator is a [=GameCube=] emulator made by Nintendo for development purposes. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin_Browser Dolphin]] is a web browser for mobile phones. And [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin_(file_manager) Dolphin]] is an open source file manager. |
| 69 | * "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. |
| 70 | * Two unrelated game shows called ''Double Dare'': The [[Series/DoubleDare1976 Goodson-Todman quiz show from 1976]] and the Nickelodeon messy stunt-fest [[Series/DoubleDare1986 from ten years later]]. Interestingly, Edd Kalehoff composed the themes of both shows! It was also the name of a 1985 cop show starring Billy Dee Williams. |
| 71 | * There's a Platform/NintendoDS homebrew fangame simply called ''[[https://gamebrew.org/wiki/Touhou_DS Touhou DS]]'' to go along with [[{{VideoGame/DoubleSpoilerTouhouBunkachou}} Touhou Double Spoiler]]. It's easy to be confused if you want to type "DS" to simplify the searches. |
| 72 | * ''Film/{{Downfall|2004}}'' is a German film about the last days of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII in Europe inside UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler's bunker in Berlin, known as ''Der Untergang'' in its native language. It is also [[Series/Downfall2010 a game show]] hosted by Wrestling/ChrisJericho, a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Downfall_(game) board game]] which involves twiddling knobs to collect tokens, [[VideoGame/Downfall2009 a horror adventure game]], and a [[Fanfic/DownfallBleach Bleach fanfic.]] |
| 73 | * The song "Dr. No" by Systems in Blue has nothing to do with the Franchise/JamesBond [[Literature/DrNo story]] [[Film/DrNo and film]], although someone made a FanVid for the song using clips from the film. |
| 74 | * ''Dragon Fighter'' is a side-scrolling action game on the NES by Natsume, or a 2003 Film/SyFyChannelOriginalMovie. |
| 75 | * ''Dragonfire'' is a 1982 video game by Imagic, a spy novel by Andrew Kaplan, a 1987 ''Series/DoctorWho'' serial, and a tabletop game based on ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''. ''Dragon Fire'' is a 1993 martial arts film, a political novel by Humphrey Hawksley, the fifth game in the ''VideoGame/QuestForGlory'' series, or a song by Japanese pop group {{Music/AAA}}. |
| 76 | * ''[[VideoGame/DragonForceSega Dragon Force]]'', a strategy video game on the Saturn, and power metal band ''Music/{{Dragonforce}}''. |
| 77 | * ''Dragon Knight'' is a series of [[Literature/TheDragonKnight fantasy novels]], a ''[[Literature/{{Dragonlance}} Dragonlance: The New Adventures]]'' novel, a [[VideoGame/KnightsOfXentar video game]] series by ELF, a game by [=SakuraGame=], a game by D.K Studio, a game by CreaGames, a game by PNJ, a browser game by infiplay, a browser game by [=AllusiveGold=], a 1990 ''Literature/{{Dragonlance}}'' adventure by Creator/{{TSR}}, or the [[Series/KamenRiderDragonKnight localization]] of ''Series/KamenRiderRyuki''. |
| 78 | * ''Dragon Lord'' is a 1982 Jackie Chan film known as ''Dragon Strike''. ''Dragon Lord'' is a 1990 game by Palace Software known as ''Dragon's Breath''. ''Dragonlord'' is a symphonic black metal band. ''The Dragon Lord'' is a historical fantasy novel by David Drake. |
| 79 | * ''[[TabletopGame/{{Dragonquest}} DragonQuest]]'' is a tabletop fantasy roleplaying game by SPI. ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' is a video game series with several anime and manga spinoffs, or a second season episode of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''. ''Dragon Quest'', or ''Dungeons & Dragons: Dragon Quest Game'', is a 1992 ''[[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons D&D]]'' game by Creator/{{TSR}}. ''Dragon Quest or A Twist in the Tail'' is a game by Antic for the [[Platform/Atari8BitComputers Atari 400/800]] computer. ''Dragon Quest'' is a game by Bug Byte Software for the [[Platform/BBCMicro BBC Model B]] computer. ''Dragonquest'' or ''Dragonquest!'' is a game by The Programmer's Guild for the Platform/{{TRS80}} computer. ''Dragonquest'' is a ''Literature/DragonridersOfPern'' novel, or a 2009 fantasy film by Creator/TheAsylum. |
| 80 | * ''[[VideoGame/DragonSlayer Dragon Slayer]]'' is a video game series by Falcom, the first game in that series, or a proto-UsefulNotes/{{Synthwave}} [[https://youtu.be/mgfXDDt4E18?si=oRTnBfbZrbTZPQam song by Anders Lundqvist]]. ''[[Film/{{Dragonslayer}} Dragonslayer]]'' is a 1981 fantasy film, a Swedish heavy metal album by the band formerly known as Dragonslayer, an album by Sunset Rubdown, or 2011 skateboarding documentary film. |
| 81 | * "Dragon Soul" is the opening theme of ''Anime/DragonBallZKai'', by Takayoshi Tanimoto. ''[=DragonSoul=]'' is a MobilePhoneGame by Fantasy Legend Studios. ''Dragon Souls'' is a game by Avant Games. |
| 82 | * ''Dragon Storm'' is an RPG and CCG by Black Dragon Press, a MobilePhoneGame game by Mobirix, or a 2004 Film/SyfyChannelOriginalMovie. ''Dragonstorm'' is a fantasy novel by Graham Edwards. |
| 83 | * ''[=DragonStrike=]'' is a D&D board game with a video tutorial, a Hasbro board game about escaping from a dragon, and an SSI video game in the Dragonlance D&D setting. ''Dragon Strike'' is another title for the Jackie Chan film ''Film/DragonLord''. ''Dragon Strike'' is a novel by Humphrey Hawksley and Simon Holberton, and ''Dragon Strike'' is the fourth novel in E. E. Knight's ''Age of Fire''. |
| 84 | * ''WesternAnimation/DragonTales'' is a cartoon series. ''Webcomic/DragonTails'' is a webcomic. |
| 85 | * ''Dragon Warrior'' is the MarketBasedTitle of ''VideoGame/DragonQuest''. ''TabletopGame/DragonWarriors'' is a tabletop role-playing game, a MobilePhoneGame by [=TheOne Games=], and [[Film/DragonWarriors a 2014 fantasy movie]]. |
| 86 | * ''VideoGame/DragonWars'' is a computer RPG by the designers of ''VideoGame/TheBardsTaleTrilogy'', a [[Literature/TheDragonWarsSaga fantasy web serial novel]], a ''ComicBook/LadyDeath'' comic, and another title for the movie ''Film/DWar''. The game ''VideoGame/DragonRage'' is known as ''Dragon Wars of Might And Magic''. |
| 87 | * ''The Dragon With the Girl Tattoo'' is the title of two novels, one by Adam Roberts and one by Michael Dahl. The former is a direct parody of ''[[Literature/TheMillenniumTrilogy The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo]]'', only [[RecycledWithAGimmick with dragons]], the latter just riffs on the title. |
| 88 | * Website/{{Dramatica}} is a website on narratology. ''Encyclopaedia'' Dramatica is a {{wiki}} for cataloging internet memes and {{troll}} lore. It's so controversial, it's part of the Administrivia/PermanentRedLinkClub on this site. |
| 89 | * Music/{{Aerosmith}}'s first big hit, "Dream On", and Music/{{Nazareth}}'s "Dream On" are two different songs, even though they do sound a bit similar. Neither should be confused with the [[Series/DreamOn HBO comedy series]] of the same name. |
| 90 | * ''Film/Drive2011'' is a film by Creator/NicolasWindingRefn starring Creator/RyanGosling. There's also a Creator/TimMinear [[Series/Drive2007 TV show]] starring Creator/NathanFillion, and a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drive_(1998_film) film starring Mark Dacascos]] carrying the same name. There's also the song "Drive" by Music/TheCars, as well as a completely different song caled "Drive" by Music/{{REM}}, and yet ''another'' by Music/{{Incubus}}. As well as ''another'' by Music/JonathanCoulton, but that one's kind of obscure. |
| 91 | * The ''VideoGame/{{Driver}}'' video game series is unrelated to the 1978 crime film ''Film/TheDriver''. |
| 92 | * ''Film/DropDeadGorgeous'' (1999) is a dark comedy about beauty pageant contestants, while ''Drop Dead Gorgeous'' (2010) is a satirical film about a dead model whose corpse becomes a fashion icon. |
| 93 | * ''Film/DuckSoup'' is a comedy classic, but do you mean the 1927 Creator/LaurelAndHardy film or the 1933 Creator/MarxBrothers film? |
| 94 | * ''Film/{{Duel}}'' was a short story by Creator/RichardMatheson that became a 1971 film directed by Creator/StevenSpielberg, while ''Series/{{Duel}}'' is a [[MultinationalShows multinational]] GameShow format. |
| 95 | * Around the time of ''VideoGame/DukeNukemForever'''s release, Duke University [[http://twitter.com/DukeNews/status/80708393786019840 tweeted]] to clarify that people using the hashtag "#alwaysbetonduke" were not referring to them. |
| 96 | * ''Dune'': There's the ScienceFiction [[Franchise/{{Dune}} literary universe]] created by Creator/FrankHerbert and [[Film/Dune1984 its]] [[Series/FrankHerbertsDune various]] [[Film/Dune2021 adaptations]], and ''Film/TheDune'', a slow burn French-Israeli mystery/drama film. |
| 97 | * ''Dungeon Magic: Sword of the Elements'' (aka ''Dungeon & Magic''), a first-person dungeon crawler released in 1989 for the NES, has nothing to do with the 1993 arcade game ''Dungeon Magic'' (aka ''Lightbringer''), despite the fact that both were published by Creator/{{Taito}}. |
| 98 | * ''Film/{{Dunkirk}}'' (2017) and ''Film/{{Dunkirk|1958}}'' (1958) are two different films about Operation Dynamo, the emergency evacuation of the BEF from the beaches of Dunkirk in 1940. |
| 99 | * Creator/{{Capcom}}'s 1989 UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame ''Dynasty Wars'' has nothing to do with Koei's later ''VideoGame/DynastyWarriors'' series, although they're both based on ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms'' (though the former game is technically based on a manga adaptation of it). |
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| 103 | * ''E/R'' was a short-lived 1980s sitcom on CBS, while ''Series/{{ER}}'' was a [[LongRunners long-running]] 1990s-2000s medical drama on NBC. Oddly enough, Creator/GeorgeClooney and Creator/MaryMcDonnell appeared in both shows. |
| 104 | * ''Earth Defense Force'' is a sidescrolling arcade and SNES shmup. ''VideoGame/EarthDefenseForce2017'' is an Xbox 360 third-person shooter. |
| 105 | * ''VideoGame/{{Earthbound|1983}}'' is a 1983 AdventureGame, while ''VideoGame/{{EarthBound|1994}}'' is a 1994 RolePlayingGame that is part of the ''VideoGame/{{Mother}}'' series. |
| 106 | * ''Fanfic/{{Earth 27 M}}'' as no connection to the canon Earth-27 of the [[Main/TheMultiverse Marvel Multiverse]], home reality of Magnus of the Comicbook/{{Exiles}}. |
| 107 | * There are two films called ''Edge of Darkness''. One is a [[Film/EdgeOfDarkness2010 2010 thriller]] starring Creator/MelGibson in an attempted comeback. The other is a [[Film/EdgeOfDarkness1943 war film made in 1943]]. |
| 108 | * ''El Camino'', the 2011 album from Music/TheBlackKeys is not related to ''Film/ElCamino'', the 2019 ''Series/BreakingBad'' sequel movie. |
| 109 | * There are two completely unrelated pinball machines named ''El Dorado'': a real one made by [[Pinball/ElDorado Gottlieb in 1975]] and a digital one made by [[VideoGame/ZenPinball Zen Studios in 2008]]. Further adding to the confusion is that Gottlieb's ''El Dorado'' has been digitally remade for ''VideoGame/ThePinballArcade''. There is also ''Film/ElDorado'', the western film, in which James Caan keeps reciting snatches from the poem ''Eldorado'' by Creator/EdgarAllanPoe (not to be confused with the Cadillac Eldorado), and the Music/IronMaiden song "El Dorado" about the 2008 financial crisis. |
| 110 | * ''Elsewhere'' can be a [[Literature/Elsewhere2005 2005 novel]] about a girl in the afterlife or a [[ComicBook/Elsewhere2017 a 2017 comic]] about UsefulNotes/AmeliaEarhart trapped in another world. |
| 111 | * By ''Emperor'', did you mean the Creator/StephenBaxter novel, the unrelated book series about UsefulNotes/JuliusCaesar, [[Music/{{Emperor}} the Norwegian metal group]], [[Film/Emperor2012 the 2012 film about Emperor Shōwa and General MacArthur]], or ''VideoGame/EmperorBattleForDune''? Or just any of the hundreds of characters who go by [[TheEmperor the title]]? |
| 112 | * ''Film/{{Employee of the Month|2004}}'' is a 2004 dark comedy starring Matt Dillon. It is also a [[Film/{{Employee of the Month|2006}} 2006 comedy]] starring Dane Cook and Jessica Simpson, a ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode, a computer game based on said series, and an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Sixteen}}'' that involves {{brainwashing}}. |
| 113 | * Music/TheBeatles and Music/TheDoors both have a song called "The End". The latter is considerably darker and is one of The Doors' longer songs (a pretty high bar, but it's nearly twelve minutes long). The former is one of the Beatles' ''shorter'' songs (2:20). Music/PearlJam also has an AlbumClosure song titled "The End". |
| 114 | * The ''Endless'' series does one ''to itself''. ''VideoGame/DungeonOfTheEndless'' is a roguelike RPG with TowerDefense elements released in 2014. ''Endless Dungeon'' is ''also'' a rouguelike RPG with Tower Defense elements releasing in 2021. |
| 115 | * ''VideoGame/EndlessFrontier'' is a game in the ''Super Robot Wars OG Saga'' series, or a MobilePhoneGame by ekkor. |
| 116 | * ''Endurance'' is either [[Series/{{Endurance}} a Discovery Kids reality series]] or [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endurance_(film) a Disney documentary]]. Neither of which should be confused with any of the numerous books or documentaries about polar explorer Ernest Shackleton called ''Endurance''/''The Endurance'' after his ship. |
| 117 | * ''The Enemy'' is either [[Literature/TheEnemy a horror novel]] by Charlie Higson, a British indie rock band, a song by {{Music/Godsmack}} and a song by Music/ParadiseLost. |
| 118 | * There is a [[Film/EnemiesWithin movie]] and a ''VisualNovel/DokiDokiLiteratureClub'' [[Fanfic/EnemiesWithin fanfic]] both titled "''Enemies Within''". |
| 119 | * ''The Enforcer'' is a 1951 film noir starring Creator/HumphreyBogart. It's also [[Film/TheEnforcer a 1976 film]] in the ''Film/DirtyHarry'' series starring Creator/ClintEastwood. |
| 120 | * "Englishman in New York" by Sting, and "An Englishman in New York" by Godley and Creme. An idiotor on Website/{{Wikipedia}} (who clearly had never heard both songs, and probably hadn't heard either of them) once created a page claiming that one was a cover of the other (they aren't even the same ''style''). |
| 121 | * ''Epic'' is a [[WesternAnimation/Epic1984 1984 Australian animated film]], a [[WesternAnimation/Epic2013 2013 3D animated film]], a tabletop game in the ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'' universe, a [[TabletopGame/EpicCardGame strategy card game]], a Music/FaithNoMore song, an Music/RKelly album, a book in ''Literature/TheAvatarChronicles'', a space flight sim by Digital Image Design, and a [[Creator/EpicGames game developer/publisher]]. |
| 122 | * ''[[Film/EscapeRoom2019 Escape Room]]'' is a 2019 movie about people having to escape a deadly escape room game. However, [[Film/EscapeRoom2017 another movie with the same title]] came out two years prior, as they both have very similar concepts. And to make things even more confusing? There was ''another'' [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5748392/ 2017 movie]] with the same title released about two months prior to the other 2017 movie. |
| 123 | * 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, the debut album of synthwave artist Dynatron, and a science fiction novel by Christopher Stasheff. |
| 124 | * The webtoon ''WebAnimation/EskimoBob'' shares its name with a ''WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder'' episode that was renamed "Bob of the North" in North America. |
| 125 | * ''Eternal Love'': An alternate English title of ''Series/TenMilesOfPeachBlossoms'', or the name of [[Series/TheEternalLove a completely different Chinese drama]] which also aired in 2017? |
| 126 | * "[=EternuS=]" is a trance song by Sanxion7 featured in the ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution'' series. ''Aeternus'' is the second album of the aforementioned Dynatron. |
| 127 | * ''Series/{{Euphoria}}'' is a 2019 American TeenDrama based on an Israeli series by the same name. It should NOT be confused with the extremely debauched VisualNovel and {{Hentai}} ''Euphoria''. |
| 128 | * ''Evening's Empire'' is a 1991 ''Magazine/DoctorWhoMagazine'' comic strip which was famously unfinished until released in 1993 as a one shot comic book. It's also the title of a 2002 science fiction novel by David Herter and a 2011 "history of the night" by Craig Koslofsky. ''Evening's Empire'''s''''' is a 2013 science fiction novel by [=Paul MacAuley=]. They all appear to be TitledAfterTheSong "Mr Tambourine Man" by Music/BobDylan ("Though I know that evening's empire has returned into sand"). |
| 129 | * "Everybody's Somebody's Fool" is a 1960 song by Connie Francis and a 2003 song by Music/ArethaFranklin. |
| 130 | * Despite both being horror films from the 1980's, ''Film/EvilDeadTrap'' is otherwise unrelated to the classic ''Franchise/EvilDead'' series starring Creator/BruceCampbell. |
| 131 | * ''Excalibur'' is a [[Film/{{Excalibur}} movie]] and a [[ComicBook/{{Excalibur}} comic]]. And of course a legendary sword, with a host of things named after it. |
| 132 | * ''Film/ExMachina'', an original live-action film with a robot, and ''Manga/{{Appleseed}} Ex Machina'', a CGI anime adaptation with cyborgs. There's also the comic book series ''ComicBook/ExMachina''. |
| 133 | * ''[[VideoGame/ExileBBCMicro Exile]]'', the 1988 Platform/BBCMicro {{Metroidvania}} with [[WreakingHavok a surprisingly good physics engine]]. ''VideoGame/{{Exile}}'', the mid-90s Platform/{{Mac}} {{RPG}}s remade into ''VideoGame/{{Avernum}}''. ''Exile'', the ActionRPG series by Creator/TelenetJapan. ''Exile'', the second book in Literature/TheDarkElfTrilogy. ''Exile'', the fourth book in Literature/LegacyOfTheForce. ''Exile'', the subtitle of the third ''[[VideoGame/MystIIIExile Myst]]'' game. |
| 134 | * ''The Exiled Prince'' is the name of both a DLC for ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' and the second installment of the ''VideoGame/DarkParables'' series of hidden object games. Even more coincidentally, they were released within ten days of one another in 2011 - the latter on February 28th, and the former on March 8th. |
| 135 | * There's two feature movies named ''Film/TheExpendables'': The 2010 action star-studded flick and the 1989 Cirio Santiago movie set in Vietnam. Coincidentally both feature the main subject of elite mercenary teams taking down enemy leaders, but very different in plot. There's also a MadeForTVMovie called ''The Expendables'' which predates the 2010 one, a variant on ''Film/TheDirtyDozen'' involving a group of female convicts. |
| 136 | * ''Extraction'' is the title of two different action films. The one released in 2015 is a spy thriller starring Creator/BruceWillis and Creator/KellanLutz. [[Film/{{Extraction}} The one released in 2020]] casts Creator/ChrisHemsworth as a mercenary tasked with rescuing a drug lord's son. |
| 137 | * There are three feature movies named ''[An] Eye for an Eye'': the [[Film/EyeForAnEye 1996 thriller]] starring Creator/SallyField, Creator/EdHarris, and Creator/KieferSutherland; the 1981 crime action film with Creator/ChuckNorris and Creator/ChristopherLee; and the 1966 western with Creator/RobertLansing and Creator/PatrickWayne. |
| 138 | * ''Eye in the Sky'': Music/TheAlanParsonsProject song that is featured in the album of the same name, the {{trance}} song by Nostrum, Mars & Mystre, or the [[Film/EyeInTheSky 2016 film]]? |
| 139 | * ''Eye of the Beholder'' is a Music/{{Metallica}} song, [[VideoGame/EyeOfTheBeholder video game]], ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfTheGummiBears'' episode, ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheSeries'' episode, ''WesternAnimation/Ben10UltimateAlien'' episode, ''WesternAnimation/{{Bravestarr}}'' episode, ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' episode, ''WesternAnimation/MummiesAlive'' episode, ''WesternAnimation/StreetFighter'' episode, ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 ThunderCats]]'' episode, ''Series/DegrassiTheNextGeneration'' episode, ''Series/HerculesTheLegendaryJourneys'' episode, ''Series/{{Highlander}}'' episode, ''Series/KnotsLanding'' episode, ''Series/TheMysticKnightsOfTirNaNog'' episode, ''Series/NorthernExposure'' episode, and a ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode. ''The Eye of the Beholder'' is a ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons1983'' episode, ''Series/NightCourt'' episode, ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries'' episode, a ''[[Series/TheTwilightZone1959 The Twilight Zone]]'' episode and a [[Series/TheTwilightZone2002 remake]] of the episode. |
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| 143 | * ''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. Also a 1996 {{trance}} single by Robert Miles of "Children" fame. |
| 144 | * ''Film/FaceOff'' is unrelated to the series ''[[Series/FaceOff Face Off.]]'' |
| 145 | * ''Series/TheFactsOfLife'' is also the name of a 1960 movie that stars Creator/BobHope and Creator/LucilleBall. |
| 146 | * ''Fair Game'' is a 1959 short story by Philip K. Dick, [[Film/FairGame a 1986 Australian action film]], a novel by Paula Gosling that served as the basis for the film ''Film/{{Cobra}}'', a 1995 film adaptation of said book, a 2005 romantic comedy film, and a book and a movie about the outed CIA agent Valerie Plame. |
| 147 | * The long-running punk band Music/{{The Fall|Band}} has nothing to do with [[Film/TheFall the adventure-fantasy film]] or [[Series/TheFall2013 the British crime drama]]. |
| 148 | * ''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/FallenAngel2003 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, a ''ComicBook/NewMutants'' spinoff, and an episode of ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977''. |
| 149 | * "Fame" was either David Bowie's ode to the downside of stardom (co-written by John Lennon) or Irene Cara's unapologetic celebration of it and the title tune of the 1980 film of the same name. |
| 150 | * ''Literature/AFamilyAffair'' is a Nero Wolfe mystery, a [[AFamilyAffair trope on this site]] about adultery, and episodes of ''Series/CriminalMinds'', ''Series/{{Xena}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad''. ''Series/FamilyAffair'' is a 1960's domestic comedy about three orphans living with their bachelor uncle and episode of ''Series/{{CSI}}''. |
| 151 | * ''Family Secrets'' is either a primetime [[VerySpecialEpisode very special]] series on ABC, a short-lived daytime game show on NBC, a 1984 tv-movie starring Creator/MaureenStapleton, Creator/StefaniePowers and Creator/MelissaGilbert, or an episode of ''Series/CSICyber''. |
| 152 | * ''Fantastic Force'' is a 90's ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'' spinoff and 2009 miniseries, and an animated movie known as ''Los ilusionautas'', ''The Illusionauts'', or ''Fantastic 4orce''. |
| 153 | * ''[[Fanfic/RokassFallingStars Falling Stars]]'', ''TabletopGame/{{Battletech}}[=/=]WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' crossover, or ''Fanfic/FallingStars'', ''Manga/LuckyStar[=/=]VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' crossover? |
| 154 | * ''Fantasy Defense'' is a tower defense game by SN Mobile Technology, a tower defense game by UA Games, a tower defense game by app4yous, and a card game by Mandoo Games. |
| 155 | * ''Series/FantasyIsland'' is also the name of an animated series produced by Mondo TV that's set in the same universe as their animated movie ''The Legend of the Titanic''. |
| 156 | * ''Fantavision'' is vector graphics animation software. ''[=FantaVision=]'' is a [=PS2=] puzzle game. |
| 157 | * ''VideoGame/FarCry1'' is the name of a game and [[Film/FarCry its film adaptation]], as well as the name of the [[Franchise/FarCry series as a whole.]] It is also the name of an [[Literature/FarCry unrelated novel.]] |
| 158 | * ''The Fast and the Furious'' was a 1955 thriller about a car thief and a kidnapped woman, but [[ParodyDisplacement now everyone associates the title]] with that totally unrelated CashCowFranchise [[Film/TheFastAndTheFurious beginning in 2001 about illegal street racing]]. The 1955 film inspired two quasi-remakes: Creator/RonHoward's 1977 directorial debut ''Grand Theft Auto'' (which in turn inspired [[VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto the popular video game series about the "gangsta" lifestyle]], [[InNameOnly albeit very, very indirectly]]), and the 1994 Creator/CharlieSheen action-comedy ''Film/TheChase1994'' (which, as noted above, is ''not'' related to any Similarly Named Works). So, in conclusion, one Similarly Named Work inspired both another Similarly Named Work and one work that could have been a Similarly Named Work but (just barely) wasn't. Confusing, isn't it? |
| 159 | * The first cartoon to feature WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner was called ''WesternAnimation/FastAndFurryOus'', produced by Warner Bros. Animation in 1949. 56 years later, the studio produced a WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry direct-to-video moving sharing a similar [[PunBasedTitle punny]] title: ''[[WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryTheFastAndTheFurry The Fast and the Furry]]''. |
| 160 | * ''Film/FatalAttraction'' is a 1987 movie. ''ComicBook/FatalAttractionsMarvelComics'' is a 1993 ''ComicBook/XMen'' storyline, and ''Series/FatalAttractions2010'' is a 2010 Creator/AnimalPlanet TV series. |
| 161 | * ''FATE'' is an action RPG series by [=WildTangent=]. ''[[VisualNovel/FateStayNight Fate]]'' is a series of visual novels and games in the Franchise/{{Nasuverse}}. |
| 162 | * "Father of the Bride" is the title of no less than three films: ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1950'' starring Creator/SpencerTracy, ''Film/FatherOfTheBride1991'' starring Creator/SteveMartin, and ''Film/FatherOfTheBride2022'' starring Creator/AndyGarcia. It's also the title of a ''Series/{{CSI}}'' episode. |
| 163 | * ''FearItself'' is a ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' [[Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS4E4FearItself episode]], a ''Series/TheOuterLimits1995'' episode, a ''Series/TheFortyFourHundred'' episode, a ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' [[Recap/TeenTitansS2E5FearItself episode]], a [[Series/FearItself 2008 horror series]], [[Comicbook/FearItself 2011 Marvel Comics crossover]], and a horror RPG from Pelgrane Press. |
| 164 | * ''Film/{{Fearless 1993}}'' is a drama film about a man played by Creator/JeffBridges who undergoes a psychological change after surviving an airplane crash, a [[Film/{{Fearless 2006}} 2006 fictionalized biopic]] about martial arts master Huo Yuanjia starring Jet Li, [[Literature/{{Fearless}} a book series]] about a teenager who was born with an inability to feel fear (which was unsuccessfully [[Series/{{Fearless}} adapted into a TV Series]]), a Music/PinkFloyd song (from the album ''Meddle'') and a Music/TaylorSwift song and album (the song of said title is in the album of said title). |
| 165 | * Before the Creator/ColinFirth and Creator/JimmyFallon[=/=]Creator/DrewBarrymore films based on [[Literature/FeverPitch the book]], there was the 1985 film [[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089139/ Fever Pitch]] starring Ryan O'Neal. |
| 166 | * ''The Fifth Man'' is the name of an episode of ''Series/StargateSG1'', ''Series/Numb3rs'', ''Series/NCISLosAngeles'', ''Series/DanielBoone'', a 2017 short film, an episode of ''Series/NightHeat'', and ''Series/{{Breakers}}''. |
| 167 | * Ten years before the Music/RachelPlatten song of the same name, [[Music/CreedBand 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. |
| 168 | * ''Final Combat'' is the title of two different [[UnlicensedGame bootleg video games]]. The first is a knockoff of ''VideoGame/BattleCity'' by Taiwanese developer Sachen, the second is a Chinese ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' clone. |
| 169 | * "The Final Countdown" is Music/{{Europe}}'s [[SignatureSong hit song]] and also a ClimaxBoss and FinalBoss theme used in ''VideoGame/WanganMidnight Maximum Tune 4'' (albeit spelled "The Final Count Down"). It's also [[Film/TheFinalCountdown a 1981 Kirk Douglas thriller]] about the USS Nimitz going back in time to the attack on Pearl Harbor. |
| 170 | * ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyMysticQuest'' shares its name with the European release of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyAdventure'', which was retitled to ''Mystic Quest''. Aside from being part of the same series, they are quite different: one is a ''[[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Zelda]]''-esque top-down action-adventure game (as well as the first title in what would become known as the ''VideoGame/WorldOfMana'' series), while the other is a more traditional JRPG. |
| 171 | * ''Film/FinalScore1986'' and ''Film/FinalScore'', two action movies released three decades apart. The former is more of a revenge-driven film while the latter is a DieHardOnAnX clone. |
| 172 | * The PlatformGame ''VideoGame/FireAndIceTheDaringAdventuresOfCoolCoyote'' is unrelated to ''WesternAnimation/FireAndIce1983'', 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 Platform/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? |
| 173 | * ''Fireball'' by Don Spencer (composed by BarryGray, as the closing-credits music of Series/FireballXL5) is not to be confused with ''Fireball'' by Music/DeepPurple. (Although this is now unlikely anyway, as the former has been renamed for its first line, ''I Wish I Was A Spaceman''.) It is also the name of a short series on Creator/DisneyChannel Japan which has a prequel, the [[Pinball/{{Fireball}} classic Bally pinball machine]] and [[VideoGame/FireballAtari2600 an Atari 2600 game by Starpath]]. |
| 174 | * ''Film/{{Firefox}}'' the movie and [[VideoGame/{{Firefox}} game]], or the [[UsefulNotes/MozillaFirefox web browser]]. |
| 175 | * ''Pinball/{{Flash}}'' has nothing to do with a certain Creator/DCComics [[Franchise/TheFlash speedster]], or UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash. |
| 176 | * Larry Niven's ''Literature/KnownSpace'' series includes a short story named "Flatlander" and an unrelated novel also named ''Flatlander''. (In-universe, "flatlander" is the nickname for people born on a particular planet; the protagonist of the novel is a flatlander, while the short story is about a character from another planet meeting and befriending a flatlander.) |
| 177 | * ''Flower'' is either [[VideoGame/{{Flower}} a surreal exploration-based game]] by Creator/ThatGameCompany or the [[Music/{{BEMANI}} DJ YOSHITAKA]] song that has appeared in more rhythm games -- including non-Konami ones -- than is probably necessary. |
| 178 | * ''Forsaken'' is a [[VideoGame/{{Forsaken}} 1998 video game]], a ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' episode, a 2001 horror film, and a [[Film/{{Forsaken}} 2015 western.]] |
| 179 | * ''Flying Hero'', a fire-rescue BreakingOut game for the Famicom, has no connection whatsoever to ''Flying Hero: Bugyuru no Daibouken'', a ''VideoGame/TwinBee'' clone for the Platform/SuperFamicom developed by Creator/ArcSystemWorks. |
| 180 | * ''Manga/FlyMeToTheMoon'' has nothing to do with [[WesternAnimation/FlyMeToTheMoon the animated film]], [[Fanfic/FlyMeToTheMoon the Sonic fanfiction]], the [[Fanfic/PokemonCrossing Pokémon/Animal Crossing fanfiction]] or Music/FrankSinatra's classic song. |
| 181 | * Music/KateBush wrote a beautiful love song titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=av4PezYZoBk The Fog]], which has nothing to do with [[Film/TheFog1980 the John Carpenter film]]. |
| 182 | * Gina Palomino wrote a children's book in 2020 titled ''Follow That Bird!''. It has nothing to do with ''Film/SesameStreetPresentsFollowThatBird''. |
| 183 | * ''Film/{{Following}}'' is a 1998 movie by Creator/ChristopherNolan. ''Series/TheFollowing'' is a 2013 TV series starring Creator/KevinBacon. |
| 184 | * Nat King Cole's "For All We Know" is unrelated to the Music/{{Carpenters}}' "For All We Know." |
| 185 | * There are two books named ''Literature/TheForeverWar'': a science-fiction novel about a pointless quagmire of an interstellar war and a non-fiction book about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. |
| 186 | * If you post on a space forum about watching ''For All Mankind'', you’ll probably be asked to clarify whether you mean [[Film/ForAllMankind the documentary]] with [[Music/BrianEno Brian Eno’s]] music or [[Series/ForAllMankind the alternate-history TV series]]. |
| 187 | * ''For Your Eyes Only'' is the name of a ''Literature/JamesBond'' [[Literature/ForYourEyesOnly short story]], its [[Film/JamesBond film]] [[Film/ForYourEyesOnly adaptation]], its theme song, and a ''Anime/{{Naruto}}'' fanfic that has nothing to do with ''James Bond'' (and precious little to do with ''Naruto''.) |
| 188 | * ''Series/TheFosters'' is not a [[WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends home for imaginary friends]]. |
| 189 | * ''Fracture'' is a [[Film/Fracture2007 2007 movie]] and a 2008 [[VideoGame/{{Fracture}} third person shooter]]. |
| 190 | * ''Fraidy Cat'' is either an ''WesternAnimation/UncleCrocsBlock'' [[WesternAnimation/FraidyCat segment]] about an alley cat visited by the spirits of his past lives or a ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' short about Jerry pulling various pranks on Tom to scare him (only it's Tom's cowardly lookalike cousin but Jerry doesn't know it). |
| 191 | * The short-lived coming-of-age series ''Series/FreaksAndGeeks'' shares its name with episodes of ''Series/{{CSI}}'' and ''Series/{{Supernatural}}''. |
| 192 | * ''Fred: The Movie'' is the name of both the first full-length film based on the ''WebVideo/{{Fred}}'' Website/YouTube series, and a pro-Fred Phelps documentary produced by Westboro Baptist Church bigshot Steve Drain. |
| 193 | * ''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!]]'' (exclamation point included). There's also the 60s band. |
| 194 | * There are two different musicals titled ''Freedom Bound''. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsW85LM9mmo&feature=related The first]], written by Michael and Jill Gallina, is about an immigrant family, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Toh5zKzvfUQ the second]], an original production by Mad River Theater Works, is about an escaped slave on the Underground Railroad. |
| 195 | * ''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 ''WesternAnimation/TheIllusionauts''? ''The Freedom Force'' is a 1978 animated series as part of the animation block ''Tarzan and the Super 7''. |
| 196 | * ''Freedoom'' (title case) is a project to create an open-source ''{{VideoGame/Doom}}'' [=WADfile=]. ''[=FreeDoom=]'' (camel case) was a free ''Doom'' source port for Android devices. |
| 197 | * ''The Freshman'' is [[Film/{{The Freshman|1925}} a 1925 comedy]] starring Creator/HaroldLloyd, a completely unrelated 1990 comedy starring Creator/MarlonBrando and Creator/MatthewBroderick, and an also unrelated [[VisualNovel/TheFreshman visual novel]]. And the [[OneHitWonder sole hit song]] of The Verve Pipe (no relation to Music/TheVerve). |
| 198 | * ''Film/{{Friday}}'' is a movie starring Ice Cube (and its song). ''Literature/{{Friday}}'' is also a novel by Creator/RobertAHeinlein. "Music/{{Friday}}" is a viral music video. ''Fridays'' was a sketch comedy series that was an early rival to ''Series/SaturdayNightLive''. |
| 199 | * ''Frightmare'' is the title of two slasher films, [[Film/Frightmare1974 one from 1974]] and [[Film/Frightmare1983 one from 1983]]. |
| 200 | * Both Barry Adamson and Mint Royale have instrumental songs called "From Rusholme With Love".[[note]]Rusholme is a district of Manchester, England, the city both acts are from.[[/note]] Of course, both are punning on ''Film/FromRussiaWithLove''. |
| 201 | * ''Film/{{Frozen|2010}}'' is a 2010 drama/thriller hybrid film written and directed by Creator/AdamGreen. And ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' is a 2013 Creator/{{Disney}} animated movie based of "Literature/TheSnowQueen" fairy tale. As well as a Music/{{Madonna}} song. |
| 202 | * ''Series/FullHouse'', the American TV series. And the British one, and the Korean one (with a Filipino remake), and the Filipino sitcom, and the Korean reality show. The manhwa, the book, several music albums. |
| 203 | * ''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]]. There's also ''Funhouse'', an album and song by Music/{{Pink}}. |
| 204 | * ''VideoGame/FullThrottle'', the Creator/LucasArts adventure game, should not be confused with ''Full Throttle'', an ''VideoGame/OutRun'' clone by Creator/{{Taito}} also known by the MarketBasedTitle ''Top Speed''. |
| 205 | * ''Film/FunWithDickAndJane'' is, unfortunately, not an adaptation of the ''Literature/DickAndJane'' books. |
| 206 | * Two different game shows have been called ''Funny You Should Ask''; the first one ran from 1968-1969, and involved guessing how celebrities described themselves. The [[Series/FunnyYouShouldAsk second one]] debuted in 2017, and involves simply agreeing or disagreeing with celebrities' answers to trivia questions. |
| 207 | * ''Film/FutureWar'' is a 1997 movie. ''Anime/FutureWar198X'' is an anime. ''VideoGame/FutureWars'' is an adventure game by Delphine Software, and a strategy game by Headup Games. |
| 208 | * Future World can refer to a part of [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Epcot]], a [[Film/{{Futureworld}} 1976 sci-fi film]] or a 2018 post-apocalyptic film. |
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| 212 | * The classic 70's anime ''Anime/ScienceNinjaTeamGatchaman'' was given an English dub in 1986 under the title ''Anime/GForceGuardiansOfSpace'', though it's usually referred to as just ''G-Force'' without the subtitle. In 2009, Disney produced ''Film/GForce''. The former is a Japanese cartoon about a team of bird-themed superheroes, while the latter is a movie about talking spy-hamsters. It's also a shooter on the ''VideoGame/Action52'' cartridge. |
| 213 | * There are two oddly similar yet also wildly different manga called ''Gakuen Heaven''. [[VisualNovel/GakuenHeaven One]] is an adaptation of a [[BoysLove Yaoi]] dating sim series set in an all-boys school, the other is an ecchi series about a ronin teacher at an all-girls school. |
| 214 | * ''The Galaxy Game'' is the first book in Phil Jane's comedy space opera series also called ''The Galaxy Game'', and the second book in Karen Lord's non-comedy space opera series beginning with ''The Best of All Possible Worlds''. It was also the name of a 1971 arcade machine. |
| 215 | * ''Film/{{Gambit}}'' is a 1966 movie and 2012 remake, an ComicBook/{{XMen}} member with his own [[Comicbook/{{Gambit}} comic series]], and a 1972-76 CBS game show. |
| 216 | * ''The Game of Life'' is both a [[TabletopGame/GameOfLife board game]] by Creator/MiltonBradley and a [[VideoGame/ConwaysGameOfLife cellular automaton "game"]] by John Conway. The latter was even sometimes played on ''TabletopGame/{{Go}}'' boards prior to the advent of personal computers. |
| 217 | * ''The Game'' is the name of many works, including [[Film/TheGame1997 a 1997 movie]] with Michael Douglas; [[Series/TheGame2006 a sports TV series]], [[Series/TheGame2014 a spy TV series]], [[Music/TheGameRapper a rapper]], [[Music/TheGameQueen an album by Queen]], [[Literature/TheGame2005 a book about pick-up artists]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_(mind_game) that memetic mind game]]. |
| 218 | * ''FanFic/TheGameOfTheGods'' and ''FanFic/TheGamesOfTheGods'' are two different stories, though they are both fan fiction of ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'' involving Mary Sue characters. ''The Game (singular) of the Gods'' involves a CosmicChessGame between two gods: Morgoth creates evil Mary Sues, and Varda slays them. ''The Games (plural) of the Gods'' is a NonindicativeName and features Rachel, who hates being a Mary Sue. |
| 219 | * ''Game Boy'' was a Japanese video game magazine published from 1985 until 1994 that was completely unrelated to [[Platform/GameBoy Nintendo's portable game machine]]. It was best known for having Creator/SatoshiUrushihara provide the cover artwork for several issues from May 1989 until July 1991. |
| 220 | * "Games People Play" may refer to a 1968 hit by Joe South, a 1975 hit by the Spinners[[note]]re-titled "(They Just Can't Stop It, The) Games People Play" to avoid confusion[[/note]], or a 1979 hit by Music/TheAlanParsonsProject. There's a 1997 Westwood game compilation, ''Games People Play: Hearts, Spades & Euchre'' and a canceled game compilation by Creator/{{Blizzard|Entertainment}}. And a 1969 book on transactional analysis by Eric Berne. |
| 221 | * ''Gasoline Alley'' is a [[LongRunners long-running]] newspaper comic strip, and a 1970 album (and song) by Rod Stewart. And an antique toy shop in Seattle. |
| 222 | * ''Gauntlet'' was the title of a ''VideoGame/{{Defender}}'' clone, released by Micro Power for the Platform/BBCMicro and Platform/AmstradCPC, which predated the UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame ''VideoGame/{{Gauntlet}}''. Oh, & there's [[https://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-2600-vcs-gauntlet_11840.html an unrelated Atari 2600 game by Answer Software Corporation]] [[OvershadowedByControversy which most people know it for being extremely difficult to find in the wild]]. |
| 223 | * ''Generation X'' is Music/BillyIdol's first band, a [[ComicBook/GenerationX comic]], and a TV movie based on the comic. |
| 224 | * ''Genesis'': there have been lot of things have been titled after the Literature/BookOfGenesis (the first book of Literature/TheBible), including the band Music/{{Genesis|Band}} and their SelfTitledAlbum [[note]]When they were first starting out, there was an American band also called Genesis, but that band ended up falling into obscurity, and they're today regarded as little more than a footnote in the British band's history[[/note]]. It was also used in some regions as the name of the [[Platform/SegaGenesis Mega Drive]] game console, but there's also the Flash game ''VideoGame/Genesis2009'' and ''VideoGame/GenesisBeyondTheRevelation'', one of Creator/{{Square|Soft}}'s earliest games. |
| 225 | * ''Gentlemen and Players'' is the title of a ''Literature/{{Raffles}}'' story, a TV show, and a Creator/JoanneHarris novel. |
| 226 | * There was a short-lived live action series from the 1970s called ''The Ghost Busters''. There's a blockbuster movie from the 1980s called ''Film/{{Ghostbusters|1984}}'' which inspired a song by Ray Parker, Jr. There's a syndicated cartoon called ''[[WesternAnimation/FilmationsGhostbusters Ghostbusters]]'' and there's a Saturday morning (and later syndicated) cartoon called ''WesternAnimation/TheRealGhostbusters''. Two of the above had two guys and a gorilla, and two of the above had four guys and a green blob named Slimer. Have a guess which one's which! All the way back in 1960, a serialized TV cartoon ''Q.T. Hush'' called the first chapter of the ''The Goofy Ghost Caper'' arc ''Ghost Busters''. |
| 227 | * ''Ghost Stories'' is the name of a [[Anime/GhostStories children's anime with a well-known]] GagDub, a ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' and ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' crossover [[Fanfic/GhostStories fanfic]], a Creator/SeananMcGuire [[Literature/GhostStories short story series]], [[Film/{{Kwaidan}} a 1964 Japanese movie]], [[Film/GhostStories2017 a 2017 American movie]], and the sixth Music/{{Coldplay}} album. |
| 228 | * ''Ghosted'': A [[Series/{{Ghosted}} 2017 series]] and a [[Film/Ghosted2023 2023 film]]. |
| 229 | * ''Series/{{Ghostwriter}}'' is a 90's TV series. ''Film/TheGhostWriter'' is a 2010 movie known as ''The Ghost''. |
| 230 | * The 1985 arcade billiards game "Series/GimmeABreak" has nothing to do with the sitcom. |
| 231 | * There are three books with the title ''The Dragon With the Girl Tattoo''. One is a direct parody of ''Literature/TheMillenniumTrilogy'',set in a world of {{Draconic Humanoid}}s, by Adam Roberts. One is the first volume of the ''Dragonborn'' series by Michael Dahl. And the third is the first of the ''Heiress and the Detective'' series by Scott F. Neve, in which the dragon is itself a tattoo. |
| 232 | * ''Ghost Tale'' can refer to either a [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6423112/ 2021 Horror Film directed by Katherine King]], the 2015 Facebook and iOS game, ''VideoGame/GhostTales'', along with the name of [[WebAnimation/GhostTale an animated short from Marza Animation Planet]] that features three ghosts who originally appeared in ''WebAnimation/SonicNightOfTheWerehog''. |
| 233 | * ''The Gift'' is either [[Film/TheGift2000 directed by Sam Raimi]] or [[Film/TheGift2015 Joel Edgerton on his feature directorial debut]]. There's also a 1990 CBBC series ''and'' a 1997 Australian children's drama both with this title. |
| 234 | * "Girls! Girls! Girls!" is an Music/ElvisPresley song [[TitledAfterTheSong from an eponymous movie]]. "Girls, Girls, Girls" is a song by both Music/MotleyCrue and Music/JayZ, which are unrelated to one other. |
| 235 | * ''VideoGame/{{Gish}}'' is a video game and an album by Music/TheSmashingPumpkins. |
| 236 | * ''Gladiator'' is a [[Literature/{{Gladiator}} 1930 novel]], a [[VideoGame/{{Gladiator}} 1986 arcade game]], and a [[Film/{{Gladiator}} 2000 movie]], which also has a video game adaptation. |
| 237 | * ''The Glass House'' is both a horror film starring Creator/LeeleeSobieski and an unrelated [[Series/TheGlassHouse Austrialian talk show]]. And Glass House''s'' was a Music/BillyJoel album. |
| 238 | * ''Glory'' is a [[Film/{{Glory}} 1989 movie]], a [[ComicBook/{{Glory}} comic]] by Creator/ImageComics, and a comic by Defiant Comics. |
| 239 | * ''Go, Johnny, Go'' is either a [[Film/GoJohnnyGo 1959 American film]] featuring rock 'n' roll legends such as Music/ChuckBerry and Music/RitchieValens or a 1997 Filipino film featuring now-retired basketball star Johnny Abarrientos. |
| 240 | * ''Webcomic/{{Goblins}}'' is a webcomic by Tarol Hunt; ''Goblin's'' (with an apostrophe) is a French comic book series. Both have goblins as protagonists, but the first is about ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' goblins becoming heroes, while the second is more ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft''-style goblins serving as stupid comic reliefs. Not to be confused with Sierra's ''VideoGame/{{Gobliiins}}''. |
| 241 | * "God is a DJ": either a Faithless song, or a song by Music/{{Pink}}. |
| 242 | * ''The Godfather'' is the [[Film/TheGodfather Mafia series of books and films]] and a wrestling persona of Wrestling/CharlesWright. |
| 243 | * ''Gold Digger'' is a [[ComicBook/GoldDigger comic]], a song by Music/{{EPMD}}, a song by Music/{{Ludacris}}, a song by Music/KanyeWest, and a MobilePhoneGame. |
| 244 | * ''Golden Balls'' is a [[Film/GoldenBalls1993 1993 Spanish film]] and a [[Series/GoldenBalls British game show]]. |
| 245 | * ''Golden Boy'' is (a) [[Manga/GoldenBoy a manga about a freeter pervert who changes the lives of women he meets for the better]], (b) a novel about an intersex teenage boy and (c) Israel's entry in the Series/EurovisionSongContest in 2015[[note]]for those unaware, Israel are allowed to take part in it despite being in Asia due to entry being open to countries in the European Broadcasting Union - which is not related to the European Union - which is based on the ITU's European Broadcasting Area, which includes Israel.[[/note]]. |
| 246 | * ''Series/TheGoldbergs'', the ABC sitcom, is not a remake of the 1930's-40's radio/television series of the same name. |
| 247 | * ''Film/GoneBabyGone'' is a Creator/MorganFreeman movie based on the novel of the same name. It's also episodes of ''Series/CSIMiami'' and ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil''. |
| 248 | * ''The Good, the Bad and the Ugly'': [[Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly The 1966]] SpaghettiWestern film starring Creator/ClintEastwood, Creator/EliWallach, and Creator/LeeVanCleef; or the 1992 Filipino film starring Gabby Concepcion, Paquito Diaz, and Rene Requiestas. |
| 249 | * ''Series/TheGoodDoctor'' is the {{medical drama}} on Creator/{{ABC}}, not ''Film/{{The Good Doctor|2011}}'' starring Creator/OrlandoBloom. |
| 250 | * ''The Good Life'' was a short-lived American sitcom from the early '70s about a middle-class couple who quit the rat race and become live-in servants to a wealthy couple - and also [[Series/TheGoodLife a British sitcom]] from the mid-'70s about a middle-class couple who quit the rat race and start a self-sufficient agrarian life in their suburban home. When the latter was shown in the US, it was retitled ''The Good Neighbors'', itself no relation to the 2010 film, ''Film/GoodNeighbors''. Also, "The Good Life" was a 2010 rock hit for Three Days Grace and "Good Life" was a 2011 pop hit for Music/OneRepublic. |
| 251 | * A script-writing error caused there to be two episodes of ''Series/GoodnightSweetheart'' called "In The Mood". Beyond the name, there is no special connection between the episodes. |
| 252 | * ''Film/GorillasInTheMist'' is a 1988 film about Dian Fossey's work with primates. ''Guerillas in the Mist'' is an episode of ''Series/CSIMiami'' about urban criminals with high-tech weapons that pretty much vaporize their victims. |
| 253 | * ''VideoGame/{{Gotcha}}'' is a 1973 arcade game. ''Gotcha!'' is an [[Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]] game based on the 1985 movie ''Gotcha!'', not related to the short film ''Film/{{Gotcha}}'', or the unreleased game ''Gotcha!'' for the PC and [[Platform/AtariJaguar Jaguar]]. ''VideoGame/GotchaForce'' is a game for the [[Platform/NintendoGameCube GameCube]]. |
| 254 | * ''Goth'': [[Manga/{{Goth}} A Japanese literature, manga and film franchise]] or [[Film/Goth2003 an American horror film]]. |
| 255 | * ''Film/{{Gothic}}'' is a 1986 movie, and ''VideoGame/{{Gothic}}'' is a video game series. |
| 256 | * ''Gotta Dance'' is either [[Recap/PokemonPK12GottaDance the Pikachu short shown alongside]] ''Anime/PokemonJirachiWishmaker'' or a ''WesternAnimation/WowWowWubbzy'' episode. |
| 257 | * There's ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto'', the popular video game series, and the 1977 film ''Grand Theft Auto'', which was Creator/RonHoward's directorial debut. The PG-rated 1977 movie has absolutely nothing to do whatsoever with the M-rated ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto'' video game series. There is also the crime of grand theft auto itself, which the games have a lot of. |
| 258 | * ''Literature/GraysAnatomy'' is a well-known textbook; ''Series/GreysAnatomy'' is a TV medical drama. In the ''Website/NotAlwaysRight'' story "[[http://notalwaysright.com/anatomy-of-an-idiot/31137 Anatomy of an Idiot]]", a customer returns a copy to a bookstore. "It was terrible; it's not at all like the television show. ... I don't know what they were thinking with this book." |
| 259 | * ''Film/{{The Great Train Robbery|1903}}'' was a 1903 film which was one of the first Western movies and also one of the first motion pictures to tell a story. It was also a 1979 heist film with Donald Sutherland, Creator/SeanConnery, and Lesley-Anne Down, directed by Creator/MichaelCrichton and based on [[Literature/TheGreatTrainRobbery his own novel]]. Both were VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory in which some guys try to rob a train--except one involves some villanous bandits breaking into a train and stealing things from the passengers in the middle of the Old West, while the other sees three {{Loveable Rogue}}s scheming to steal a shipment of gold from a moving train in Victorian England. |
| 260 | ** The 1979 film is known in places (in the UK for example) as ''The First Great Train Robbery''; the aversion is less related to the 1903 film's title and more to avoid confusion/misled patrons after the more recent [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Train_Robbery_%281963%29 real life Great Train Robbery of 1963]] in Buckinghamshire, England, since the movie and book are based on the 1855 event. |
| 261 | * ''Green'' is a 1988 album by {{Music/REM}}, and ''R.E.M.'' is a 1990 EP by Green. The band Green, who had existed nearly as long as R.E.M. had, deliberately named the single that way in response to the R.E.M. album title. |
| 262 | * Japanese video game developer ''Creator/{{Grezzo}}'' (thankfully) didn't work on the [[BlackComedy infamously]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice blasphemous]] VideoGame/{{Doom}} WAD named ''VideoGame/Grezzo2'' |
| 263 | * There's ''Grown Ups'', a British sitcom from the '90s; ''Grown Ups'', an American sitcom from the '90s; and ''Film/GrownUps'', a 2010 American film with Creator/AdamSandler and its 2013 sequel. There's also another British sitcom named ''Grownups''. |
| 264 | * "Guilty Love" is both a song by [[Franchise/AceAttorney Klavier Gavin's]] band The Gavinners (as well as Klavier's own theme) and a single by the South Korean BoyBand [=2PM=]. |
| 265 | * The Creator/{{Capcom}} game ''Gun.Smoke'' is unrelated to ''Series/{{Gunsmoke}}'', the TV series, the Platform/BBCMicro game of the same name, or [[ComicBook/{{Gunsmoke}} the Golden Age comic]]. |
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