Okay, so here's a rant I have...
Over at ign.filmforce.com they've been doing these A-Z articles for various film franchises, they did one for Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy and they just posted one for Pixar Films. I appreciate that they took the time to find an entry that applies for each and every letter of the alphabet. But what drives me up the wall is their lack of cohesive alphabetization.
First they list some characters or important people first name first last name last, like for example:
R is for Randy Newman (Pixar).
And then they list characters or important people first name first last name last, counting that personage for their last name:
P is for Alfred Pennyworth (Batman).
W is for Bruce Wayne (Batman).
And even worse, they then mix in listing characters or important people last name first first name last:
J is for Jobbs, Steve (Pixar).
K is for Kyle, Selena (Batman).
L is for Lazitor, John (Pixar).
Come on... Pick a method of alphabetization and stick with it for consistency's sake! Is it that hard or too much to ask for you schmucks?
It's the same misalphabetization scheme that plagues specialized franchise-based Wikapedias. Like at the Muppet Wiki...
Dr. Bunsen Honeydew in the B's and then Dr. Teeth in the D's of the category listing for Muppet Characters.
Gah!
There, I feel better for getting that off of my chest. *Pixy dust, pixy dust.