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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A gag which calls attention to the fact that a show has Loads and Loads of Characters. In response to some summons, event, or strange series of coincidences, the show's entire cast winds up in a single shot, often cramped into an enclosed space. Phonebooths were an early version, followed by elevators, but most modern shows put their own spin on this. The humorous absurdity of such a situation is augmented by the viewer's sudden realization that he recognizes everyone, or how unusual it actually is for a group that large to be following the hero around. |
