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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A short-lived show about an illegal, underground, cross-country, Cannonball Run-style street race, written by Tim Minear and starring Nathan Fillion. Everyone had a reason to be in it, with many of those reasons involving blackmail. It was supposed to mix character study and action, but it didn't last long enough to succeed at the character study, at least not to the level advertised. |