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Given the note at the end of the Funny Aneurism page, "Note: since all actors and creators are mortal, if someone mentions death or plays a character who dies, and then die themselves, that's not a "Funny Aneurysm" Moment unless there's some connection to the circumstances of the death"", I'd have to say Nope,not en example.
Edited by ZyffyrI believe the connection is that in the film, Spock, who had already died two films before, tells McCoy that a conversation about the experience of being dead wouldn't work because McCoy had never died, whereas in real life out of the two actors involved McCoy's ended up being the first to go. Would that be a good enough connection to qualify the example?
Edited by ryanasaurus0077This is a complete non-example. Kill it.
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There's a contested "Funny Aneurysm" Moment example from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. It was deleted once, then I added it back once with an alternative reasoning than what was reasoned, if you will, by the guy who originally put it in. It got deleted again, so I decided to bring it here for opinions:
Is it really an example on the grounds I suggested? Or does the other guy have a point? I'm not about to engage in any edit warring, since I know what that's been known to cause in the past; rather, I should like to see the question of whether the above is an example on any grounds settled as quickly as possible.