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AVOIDING DISAPPOINTMENT – JUDGING A TV SHOW BY ITS FINALE by Claire Burdfield

May 12, 2016 | Blogs, Cable, Drama, Quality TV, Streaming | 0

A year ago Elke Weissmann wrote about finding time for television, and discussed that when we actually find that limited time in our day to sit down and watch television, we do not actually watch television. Instead we watch a...

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