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*Between "[[Ripped Pants]]" and "[[Trident Trouble]]," Number 7 took seventeen years to return. | *Between "[[Ripped Pants]]" and "[[Trident Trouble]]," Number 7 took seventeen years to return. | ||
**Also Number 7.4 took sixteen years to return since "[[The Fry Cook Games]]." | **Also Number 7.4 took sixteen years to return since "[[The Fry Cook Games]]." | ||
*"[[Trident Trouble]]" is the only episode to play all three variations of this music. | |||
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[[Category:Music]] | [[Category:Music]] | ||
Revision as of 10:27, 7 April 2025
If you were looking for the article about the track composed by Trevor Jones, then see List of production music/c.
Template:Infobox PM "Caesar's Entry" was composed by Gregor F. Narholz. There are 3 different variations of this soundtrack used on the show (Caesar's Entry [#7.3] was never used).
Usage
Caesar's Entry [#7]
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Caesar's Entry [#7.2]
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Caesar's Entry [#7.4]
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Trivia
- Between "Ripped Pants" and "Trident Trouble," Number 7 took seventeen years to return.
- Also Number 7.4 took sixteen years to return since "The Fry Cook Games."
- "Trident Trouble" is the only episode to play all three variations of this music.