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Is there an industry term to describethat describes the degree to which a body of work breaks the fourth4th wall?

There are shows and movies that habitually break the 4th wall, like The Office and Deadpool. And then, there're other shows like House of Cards that only do so casually.

Is there a term that describes the degree of how much actors break the 4th wall? IE.eg., how frequently and how long they do so.

Is there an industry term to describe the degree to which a work breaks the fourth wall?

There are shows and movies that habitually break the 4th wall, like The Office and Deadpool. And then, there're other shows like House of Cards that only do so casually.

Is there a term that describes the degree of how much actors break the 4th wall? I.e., how frequently and how long they do so.

Is there an industry term that describes the degree to which a body of work breaks the 4th wall?

There are shows and movies that habitually break the 4th wall, like The Office and Deadpool. And then, there're other shows like House of Cards that only do so casually.

Is there a term that describes the degree of how much actors break the 4th wall? E.g., how frequently and how long they do so.

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Is there an industry term to describe thisthe degree to which a work breaks the fourth wall?

There are shows and movies that habitually break the 4th wall, like The Office and Deadpool. And then, there're other shows like House of Cards that only do so casually.

Is there a term that describes the degree of how much actors break the 4th wall? eI.ge., how frequently and how long they do so.

Is there an industry term to describe this?

There are shows and movies that habitually break the 4th wall, like The Office and Deadpool. And then, there're other shows like House of Cards that only do so casually.

Is there a term that describes the degree of how much actors break the 4th wall? e.g., how frequently and how long they do so.

Is there an industry term to describe the degree to which a work breaks the fourth wall?

There are shows and movies that habitually break the 4th wall, like The Office and Deadpool. And then, there're other shows like House of Cards that only do so casually.

Is there a term that describes the degree of how much actors break the 4th wall? I.e., how frequently and how long they do so.

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There are shows &and movies that habitually break the 4th wall, like The Office and Deadpool. And then, there're other shows like House of Cards that only do so casually.

Is there a term that describes the degree of how much actors break the 4th wall? e.g., how frequently &and how long they do so.

There are shows & movies that habitually break the 4th wall, like The Office and Deadpool. And then, there're other shows like House of Cards that only do so casually.

Is there a term that describes the degree of how much actors break the 4th wall? e.g., how frequently & how long they do so.

There are shows and movies that habitually break the 4th wall, like The Office and Deadpool. And then, there're other shows like House of Cards that only do so casually.

Is there a term that describes the degree of how much actors break the 4th wall? e.g., how frequently and how long they do so.

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