| Display title | Spoof Aesop |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | An Aesop is, increasingly, one of the most Subverted Tropes on television—to the point where parodies of them are becoming almost as repetitive as the morals themselves (though to some they will always be better than an actual Aesop). Aesops are too basic a tool to become a Discredited Trope, so new comedies will likely keep on spoofing them. |
