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*To make late changes to the script. In [[The Battle (TNG episode)|an episode]] of ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', [[LeVar Burton]] and [[Brent Spiner]] originally said the USS ''Stargazer'' was a [[Constitution class starship (Star Trek)|"''Constitution''-class" starship]], but in post-production, it was decided to show a previously unseen class of starship. The dialogue was re-dubbed with the words "[[Constellation class starship (Star Trek)|''Constellation''-class]]," partly due to the similarity of the words ''constitution'' and ''constellation''.
*[[Adult Swim]] series ''[[Rick and Morty]]'', uses retroscripting but mostly for Rick's dialogue, which mostly consists of nonsense and blabbering due to the character's drunken behavior.
==In comics==
Retroscripting is similar to the "[[Script_(comics)#Plot_script|Marvel method]]" of script writing developed by [[Stan Lee]], wherein a rough plot outline is given to the artist to draw, and dialog is added after the artwork is completed. The technique was developed by Lee because the high number of titles he was writing concurrently prevented him from being able to right full scripts for each one.<ref>[http://comicbooks.about.com/od/glossary/g/Marvel-Method-Definition.htm]]</ref>
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