| Display title | Stock Footage Failure |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Stock Footage is a Necessary Weasel in most broadcast productions. Your average studio just can't afford to have 42 cars on hand to be blown up on camera (along with 108 backups for when the take goes bad). So they have 13 scenes using 4 models of cars. These are supposed to represent all of those 42 cars the show will be going through this season. In all of the various settings the show will go to. |