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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some shows are lucky to still be around—or were, before the axe finally fell. Their ratings were middling or poor or even awful, but the critics liked it, or it had been starting to show signs of a cult following, or it was supposed to be huge and they're reluctant to give up on it just yet, or the show is nearing an episode count needed for Syndication, or somebody at the network just liked the darn old thing; at any rate, it just barely got renewed by the skin of its teeth. |