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Lists Organization

	All lists are organized alphabetically. The alphabetical order ignores spaces and definite and indefinite articles ("a", "an", "the" and so on). This applies to both English and non-English titles. (For example, "La Guerra dei Robot" appears under "G" not "L" and "I Criminali della Galassia" appears under "C" not "I".) If a number appears in a title, the number is assumed to be spelled out in full. (For example, "K9 and Company" appears after "Knight Rider".)
	In the Plot Summaries, the title with which a film/TV program was released is given first, followed by any other titles (variant titles) by which the film was known; the variant titles are separated by "/" characters.
	In  the 'A to Z' lists, variant titles are included as separate entries and are indicated by [vt] after the title.
	In non-English titles, where necessary, the convention of placing an 'e' after the corresponding vowel is used, instead of placing an umlaut over the vowel.
	Titles in italics denote films/programs which, although information about them is available, are believed to be lost.
	Film titles are followed by the release year (in brackets) of the film .
	TV program titles are followed by the year(s) (in brackets) in which the program was originally broadcast.

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