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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This has already been suggested by Word of God (one of them, anyway), but to be more precise I think Dr. Horrible is in the same universe as the live-action Tick, while Venture Brothers is the same universe as the animated Tick. This isn't just for practical reasons, it seems to me that the moods and aesthetics of the series' involved just sort of mesh that way. |