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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | On some shows with a Drop-In Character or a Wacky Guy, the drop-in's appearance is sometimes immediately presaged by an ironic or insulting comment born from another context entirely but which could be applied to them. In Horror works, the character may appear in answer to an ominous remark or question. Compare Speak of the Devil. Sometimes results in an Answer Cut. |