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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | TV networks have an unsettling habit of giving their shows titles which rely on puns on the lead character's name—particularly if the character's name reflects the premise and/or theme of the show. For example, in a TV series named Swift Justice you can pretty much bet that our hero will be named something like "Jane Justice" or "John Swift" (or, Heaven help us, Federal District Court Judge "Justice Alice Swift"). |