| Display title | PCOM |
| Default sort key | PCOM |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The prefix PCOM indicates the information cited comes from official BBC podcasts — or, prior to the popularisation of that term, webcasts — that were regularly issued during most of the RTD era. It can be compared to DCOM, which indicates DVD commentaries. The necessity for two separate prefixes results from there being two different, BBC-released commentaries for many BBC Wales episodes of Doctor Who. |
