| Display title | The Cast Showoff |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some actors have talents other than acting—singing, dancing, what have you—and the show they're in will want to make use of it. Which is fine, as long as this talent is being used as a natural, organic part of the story. But sometimes shows will essentially stop the plot dead, or wrench it into a horribly contrived shape, to allow such an actor (usually the lead) to just show off. |