^ I agree. Zero-Episode Wonder looks like it's pretty much "shows that were cancelled before even being produced". In addition, I now think One-Episode Wonder does not work very well as a trope either, as it's just "shows that were cancelled after one episode".
I've added those two and the suggestions on the previous page to the crowner. Not a lot of votes have been cast on any other item in the past few weeks so far, so nothing can be called either way yet.
edited 2nd Aug '16 8:08:03 AM by Morgenthaler
You've got roaming bands of armed, aggressive, tyrannical plumbers coming to your door, saying "Use our service, or else!"Chart Displacement should not be trivia. It should be YMMV, for the same reason that Signature Song is YMMV.
I'm nominating Vacation, Dear Boy. Like Money, Dear Boy and Awesome, Dear Boy, it's simply production trivia about why actors took certain parts.
You've got roaming bands of armed, aggressive, tyrannical plumbers coming to your door, saying "Use our service, or else!"Should Role Reprisal be trivia too?
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I suppose I'll bite: why is Signature Song YMMV in the first place? I don't recall any discussion about it being added.
edited 9th Aug '16 12:49:21 PM by Spinosegnosaurus77
Peace is the only battle worth waging.Because it's a subjective reaction? People have a variety of different songs that they associate with one artist.
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I second that Role Reprisal, which is about actors reprising their roles, should be reclassified as a Trivia trope, because other tropes related to actors, like The Other Darrin and Actor Allusion, are classified as Trivia tropes.
edited 9th Aug '16 7:58:56 PM by MJTrooper
Calling for trivia:
- Completely Different Title (10 votes, unanimous)
- Children Voicing Children (10 votes, unanimous)
- Two-Hit Wonder (10 votes, unanimous)
- DVD Commentary (10 votes, 9:1)
I have launched right now the Unfinished Dub trope. I think it should be a Trivia page.
Basically, the existence of non-dubbed material. That's not apparent from within the work.
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Seems like it. It's about an actor's career, not about any particular work.
Calling for trivia:
- Shoot the Money (10 votes, 4:1)
Added School Study Media. It's being listed on works in the trope section, but it sure feels like trivia.
I'm of two minds whether Out of Order can be considered external trivia to a series. Still adding it, let's see what the hivemind says...
edited 17th Sep '16 1:58:19 AM by StFan
I think Out of Order kind of depends on the work. It is only noticeable in works with an ongoing continuity, but if it's noticeable, I'm not sure it's external from the work.
Check out my fanfiction!Reading the description, Out of Order is about the order of production, not about the continuity.
I read "written in" as the order they're supposed to be in. What order they're written to be in, not in what order they were physically written. The trope is all about the actual broadcast order not being the intended broadcast order. In which order they were technically created is irrelevant to that.
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Crown Description:
The Trivia category is for narrative conventions that cannot be determined from the final product itself. These are details of production and behind-the-scenes events that influenced the end result of the product. This crowner is used in conjunction with this thread

I think the new Zero-Episode Wonder trope should be trivia, as it is about circumstances affecting a work, not its content. Agreed?