| Display title | Two for One Show |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A sub-division of the Show Within a Show, the Two for One Show effectively gives the viewer... well, two shows for the price of one. That is, the show is relatively evenly split between a fictional Show Within a Show and the "real life" stories of the main cast. Such series are typically set in the television media, allowing for "behind the scenes" action to be intercut with the fictional show. |