| Display title | Running Gagged |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | You all know what a Running Gag is, right? A recurring event that becomes more humorous/meaningful each time it is used, depending on its subject. However, it can only happen so many times before fans will call out the writers for being unoriginal. What to do? This is the payoff of a Running Gag, where all the humor or drama caused by this builds up to an ending. This is hard to pull off successfully whether the gag was popular among the fanbase or not. If it's popular, that means the gag won't be used anymore. If it isn't, it's wasting time when there are bigger fish to fry. |