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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So, you're cast in a brand new series, and there's something about your character that just screams, "Hey, major character here." It could be that you're a name performer, or the character plays a central role, or is just plain interesting. So why do you get guest star billing? Well, either your contract requires it, or the powers that be are out to kill you, if not in the premiere, then by the 2nd episode. Or it could just be that they don't have enough to pay your name performer salary for more than a few appearances. |