Display title | There's No B in Movie |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some characters are watching an old B-Movie with a title like The Curse Of ______ or The Attack Of ______. This is done to parody the characters' perceived lack of culture, or possibly to keep the focus on the title characters and prevent a Show Within a Show from developing, or simply because the writers themselves enjoy that kind of movie. More recently, though, it may be because so many of the pre-1964 B Movies have fallen into the public domain and can be used as a Show Within a Show without triggering any copyright concerns. |