| Display title | Recycled Set |
| Default sort key | Recycled Set |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Since all of television and film works around a budget, there often isn't enough money to pay for all those expensive sets to be designed, constructed, and decorated and then be used for only one scene. When this is the case, the producers and/or director may opt for a Recycled Set. |