| Display title | Internal Homage |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When a series deliberately references an event from its own past. This goes a bit deeper than a regular Call Back or Mythology Gag: An internal homage recreates images, lines, or even entire scenes from the franchise's past. These homages are generally not recognized by the characters in-story (save for, perhaps, a Deadpan Snarker or other Fourth Wall Observer making it clear for the audience). Similarly, it's distinct from History Repeats in that the recreation of the scene isn't important to the plot (the scene itself may be important, but not the fact that it's happened before). In general, an internal homage is a treat for longtime fans of the series to catch. |