| Display title | Mockumentary |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A fictional drama that poses as a documentary. When not an outright comedy (such as This Is Spinal Tap), the Mockumentary almost always involves some kind of disaster (even the BBC's recent one about a space voyage involved a crew member dying). Fake news reports done by real life newsreaders are common, along with interviews with 'experts', real or fictional. A Mockumentary will often provoke controversy. |