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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Any exotic foreign locale in a TV series is, due to budget or danger to the cast, likely to actually be somewhere in California, such as Kirk's Rock. For British sci-fi shows, it's "Quarry Doubling"—any desolate alien planet is usually a quarry (usually the BBC Quarry) within a couple of hours' drive from London—or Doubling for London. |
