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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Boris is an Italian comedic TV series produced by FOX. It's a Dilbertesque satire of the Italian TV series production process revolving around an awful melodrama named Eyes of the Heart 2 (the sequel of another equally awful series which was cut off after only two episodes, but which the network execs believe was only penalized due to its time slot) and the unlucky, disfunctional troupe of the same — a neurotic director, self-serving and self-centered stars, an incompetent and coke-addicted photography director, a dishonest executive producer, slave interns and more. It parodies much that's wrong with the production process of the mainstream networks: politics, blatantly dishonest product placement, cut-and-paste cliché plots, extreme Executive Meddling and worse, but even when it's not actively making fun of something, the quirky cast manages to keep the funny coming. |