There are many shows about wealthy people like Real Housewives and The Kardashians, but there aren't any shows about repairmen.
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" Those geniuses were "Let's make shows about video games.
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There are lots of shows about people living double lives.
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These are all shows about fools out of their depth.
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Do you enjoy reading books or watching shows about animals?
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Nothing rivaled his fascination with shows about the Third Reich.
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There are also shows about superbugs, computers, extinction and more.
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Black folk are writing and running shows about black folk.
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But the truism that people largely wanted to watch shows about basically good, likable people held true until 1999, when The Sopranos broke wide open the idea that audiences would watch shows about despicable people.
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For more of that feeling, watch these shows about wealthy families.
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For context: TLC airs reality shows about both Jennings and Dillard.
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Could you imagine such pearl-clutching tv shows about older men?
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There have been lots of movies and shows about Pablo Escobar.
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If you like grown-up shows about smart people, watch this.
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There are enough shows about superheroes that people can rely on.
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"I didn't want to just create shows about creatures," she said.
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I would be teaching her that shows about girls are bad.
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Are you someone who likes television shows about buying and selling homes?
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I asked her what she shows about -- what she knew about OxyContin.
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Shows about suicide are almost certainly always going to exist, Chesin added.
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"We missed all the shows about Black and Asian families," Dan says.
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Our country is worth writing stories about and making TV shows about.
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There have been countless shows about cops and lawyers and jails before.
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So that can go out to 20 years, this shows about 10.
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These are shows about othered people and the contexts they live in.
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There are surprisingly few great TV shows about boys going through adolescence.
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It's scarier than any of those shows about great whites and hammerheads.
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Explain what your research shows about how that "playbook" tends to work.
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What did you glean from those live shows about the new songs?
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Lydia's speech distills what is so great about Latinx shows about mom-dom.
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Federal data shows about 3 million U.S. high school students vaped last year.
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Intense, thoughtful, and one of vanishingly few shows about present-day indigenous communities.
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And there are a few clunker moments common to shows about artistic creation.
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Can you also describe what this moment shows about how Poulenc sets text?
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Not because of Trump — because we have seven TV shows about decorating cakes.
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"We missed all the shows about black and Asian families," Dan Conner said.
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Pew's research shows about a third of all registered voters have completed college.
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So that can go out to about 20 years, this shows about ten.
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Programmers believe that tastemakers in desirable demographics want to watch shows about people who are just like them — which is why there have always been so many shows about young, single, white people who don't seem to worry much about money.
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The tactical phase of the simulation shows about 2.6 million casualties over three hours.
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If there's anything Brits love more than cake, it's TV shows about making cake.
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Despite their prevalence, movies and TV shows about military life often get it wrong.
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In this way, Hey Arnold was one of the best television shows about independence.
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This is a primer about what research so far shows about these devices. Yes.
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Movies and shows about teenage life today, she said, are too dark and depressing.
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Both dramas are shows about people jockeying for power amid near unintelligible shifting alliances.
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The video released on Monday shows about a dozen girls, some with small children.
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A Reuters survey of economists shows about 180,000 jobs were likely added in the month.
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Watch if you like shows about hard-drinking men with greasy hair and dark secrets.
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She changed the channel at ten-minute commercial intervals to watch shows about terrible crimes.
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The variety shows, about 140 performances a year, are a good business model, he said.
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Research shows about 10% of your fat cells die each year and are automatically replaced.
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On a superficial level, this is true: both are shows about a man going sour.
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Tubi, which is free, told CNBC it shows about four minutes of ads per hour.
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Presumably, the strategy here is to make funny shows about some of the weirder Marvel characters.
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The most inevitable description of "Atlanta" tags it as another one of those shows about nothing.
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It's a good time to be alive if you like movies and TV shows about superheroes.
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In the works are shows about food, dating, and climate change — and its first scripted drama.
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It was controlled chaos, like on TV shows about hospitals, but with machines instead of patients.
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Models and motivation are at the center of two revealing shows about the great American artist.
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This year's list includes Malcolm Gladwell, a retired Navy SEAL, and shows about mystery and murder.
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Official data shows about two-thirds of Taiwan's 174 mining sites are located on their ancestral lands.
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Theories proliferate on reddit, in documentaries, and in radio shows about what really happened to Madeleine McCann.
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Four years later, Black Iris Gallery has hosted shows about surveillance, epidemiology, and a crowdsourced wearable installation.
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This shows about 10, but that can go out to about 20 years to get something approved.
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United Nations data shows about 85033,500 civilians were killed, though Israel has argued that number is lower.
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Like many other shows about her, it focused on her active love life and her art collection.
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Defending homogeneity by saying, Well, we already have shows about — mostly white — women, is not particularly progressive.
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More indignation, it stingingly seems to many protestors, than that which the public generally shows about femicide.
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Air travel data also shows about 4% more people flying so far this year despite higher airfares.
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It's nominated for "Reality Royalty," a new category dedicated to shows about real people in real, everyday situations.
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As with Dark Matter, I've really loved Syfy's return to form when it comes to shows about spaceships.
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It also shows about half the massive amount of solar panels Apple plans to integrate into its campus.
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This year viewers can choose from six shows about terrorism, most with sympathetic portrayals of the security forces.
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Indeed, works from the GDR are still conspicuously absent from blockbuster shows about German art from the period.
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I have a deep, undying love for shows about young people, and I make zero apologies for it.
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But what really gets me going are the reality shows about entitled twenty-somethings who booze too hard.
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Shows about Black people often rely on the nuclear family model as the anchor to make them relatable.
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Amid a sea of shows about cops and lawyers, characters like these seem even more out of place.
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Movies and TV shows about pandemics and disasters are surging in popularity on Netflix as the coronavirus spreads.
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This year Google Scholar shows about a thousand academic articles using the term, twice the number from 2016.
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Roberto Gondolini, 46, ordered his first pastrami sandwich, inspired to try one by television shows about street food.
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He noted that he'd made six hundred television shows about wild animals and had never shown a kill.
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The company has nearly 40 podcasts, including "The Bill Simmons Podcast" and shows about the NBA and NFL.
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Perhaps the most improbable part of all this is that there were ever TV shows about poor people.
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Due to the lighting, this photo shows about half the scratches I can see on my iPhone X screen.
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In Stranger Things and The OA, Netflix has found success with shows about missing children with possible supernatural connections.
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Like promotional frappuccino flavors, TV shows about child-run governments, and purple ketchup, memes burn bright and die young.
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When GLOW and Orange is the New Black are at their best, they are shows about women saving themselves.
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A time-lapse animation from the post (below) shows about 90 minutes of the storm moving through northern Louisiana.
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These shows about unhappy and difficult women differ from their "Sex and the City" and "Bridget Jones's Diary" predecessors.
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We demand more realism in our viral star cameos in CW shows about the bare-bones survival of humanity.
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And sometimes such fruit comes in bunches: two other shows about corruption are due to be broadcast this autumn.
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A recent survey of about 500 South Koreans by Realmeter shows about 60 percent support the car-sharing service.
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There are a lot of TV shows about superheroes out there, but not all of them are created equally.
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It shows about 30 children who'd come out of hiding, and were hoping to be reunited with their parents.
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But does the public buy into what the science shows about the implications of failure to reduce greenhouse emissions?
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MTV, for example, which got its start as a music video channel, hasn't always produced only shows about music.
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What was essentially happening was our data shows about 40 percent of rides start or end at public transit.
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Teenagers are fascinating and prickly, and movies and TV shows about them are among my favorite fictions out there.
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Critic's Notebook About a decade into the podcast boom, I'm continuously surprised there aren't more shows about classical music.
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The opening and closing ceremonies of the Tokyo Olympics as well as three daily highlight shows about the competition.
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Morgan Stanley pointed to internal AlphaWise data that shows about 20073% of Americans live in 28% of zip codes.
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Now, within less than a year's time, three major shows about their long and fruitful partnership have been planned.
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In February, of the 238,22018 models who walked in 237 shows, about two of every five cast were non-white.
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" He realized that "I didn't want to sit back and continually watch these shows about great people doing amazing things.
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Not enough viewers wanted to watch shows about cooking kale, "unless it was kale mac and cheese," he told me.
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Rather, the best shows about what it means to be a mother right now tend to be about Latinx women.
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Since 22018 just a few CBS shows about women have managed to claw their way to a truly lengthy run.
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Kyoto Animation, or KyoAni, is known for producing shows about the daily lives of schoolgirls and high-quality feature films.
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So long as Millennials are out here figuring it out, we will delight in shows about us figuring it out.
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"The Ringer continues to produce unique live shows about some of the most discussed entertainment and sports topics on Twitter."
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UNAIDS data shows about 1.3 million of Zimbabwe's population of 20203 million are living with HIV, including some 740,000 women.
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Five hours of telenovelas air in Mexico every day, he says, plus numerous gossip shows about the actors and actresses.
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One is whether to remain reboot central, the Dr. Frankenstein of old shows about bros with guns and fast cars.
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Courts have overwhelmingly supported First Amendment protections for movies and TV shows about figures and subjects in the public interest.
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Automotive News data shows about 7.2 percent of vehicles sold in the United States through May were assembled in Europe.
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Gallup polling stretching back to 85033 shows about a fifth of voters say abortion should be illegal in all circumstances.
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Critic's Notebook Shows about Leonard Cohen, instruments, punk graphics and punk sexual energy highlight the bonds between listeners and creators.
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"The Morning Show" begins, as ambitious shows about go-getters do, with everyone's phones (iPhones, naturally) exploding in the predawn hours.
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There have been quite a few shows about witches throughout the history of television: I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched, and Charmed.
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There have obviously been plenty of books, documentaries, and TV shows about the cartels and their charismatic figures at this point.
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ICE has only existed for about 15 years, and there are no famous movies or TV shows about heroic ICE agents.
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It is a truly blessed time to be a grown adult fan of television shows about and marketed towards high-schoolers.
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Also, Brits seem to adore reality TV. They have shows about drunk people going for kebabs, and people here love them!
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The picture shows about a third of the Babybel bitten off, with teeth marks through both the wax and the cheese.
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TV shows about TV have an iffy track record to begin with, but the overlap here is meta in the extreme.
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We look forward to more mashups of our two favorite shows about scared people spending too much time in the woods.
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There are numerous reality shows about discovering the next big act; meanwhile, America's Next Top MFA Student remains but a dream.
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He is an environmental economist — he lectures at University College London — but he also writes and performs shows about climate change.
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In some ways, the most significant thing about his death is what it shows about the breakdown of American foreign policymaking.
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There have been shows about female friendships and fashion, but Sex and the City had this aura that cannot be duplicated.
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With shows like Girls and Broad City dominating the "friendship" genre, we need shows about Black joy and relationships more than ever.
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While it was not without its road bumps, that era gave viewers more than just a lineup of shows about superpowered outcasts.
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Together (and along with The Expanse), they help fill the years-long lack of science fiction shows about space on the channel.
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"We missed all the shows about black and Asian families," Dan remarks, to a chorus of laughs from the "Roseanne" studio audience.
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You know those gimmick-based dating shows about people going on dates naked, or in the dark, or with some other twist?
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Hulu's new original dramedy Ramy is the latest in a surge of television shows about millennials coming to terms with their identity.
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His biggest solo project to date came about when Channel 4 asked him to write a trilogy of shows about modern Britain.
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The franchise has been critiqued, like many reality shows about Black folks, for it's portrayal of the Black community, particularly Black women.
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With lots of brothers, and money, but you holed up in your bedroom and watched shows about strange and beautiful future worlds.
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It helped lay the groundwork for a whole new generation of shows about politics, like Veep, House of Cards, and Madam Secretary.
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Any lover of classic shows about good fighting evil with swords and energy weapons will feel right at home watching this series.
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You know to suspend disbelief when watching certain movies and TV shows about young and beautiful characters living in the big city.
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Right now, PredictIt, a political prediction market, shows about a 65% chance that the GOP controls the Senate after the 2020 election.
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The 2015-16 television season has been a glossy one, full of shows about rich and powerful characters and their luxurious lives.
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At any given moment, research shows about half of us are kicking back to a film called The Thoughts in Our Head.
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A YouTube video posted by the Memphis chapter of Black Lives Matter shows about a dozen people gathered in an outdoor park.
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Shows about murderers and the people obsessed with catching them are a television staple, but you've never seen one quite like this.
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Kiefer noted that industry data shows about 1 in 5 tires will undergo a loss of air pressure at some point each year.
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How to limit speech in fiction, however, is a bit more nuanced: do TV shows about serial killers encourage people to commit murder?
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It's not uncommon for multiple movies or TV shows about the same person or real event to come out around the same time.
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But to get these shows about minorities made, sometimes you need mainstream names that can bring their followers to watch and support shows.
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One crucial element differentiates "Tina" from the jukebox shows about female stars that never fully caught on in the last two Broadway seasons.
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We only see movies and TV shows about the protests that worked, and even then, they're shown to us through rose-tinted film.
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"Some people want to make shows about their community, but this was really about making a show with your community," Ramos-Chapman said.
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Núñez—who starred in one of the earliest reality shows about tattooing, Miami Ink—acknowledges that the industry is heavily dominated by men.
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UBS said in a June 6 research note that Time Warner's share price shows about a 50 percent probability of the deal closing.
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If you like hopeful shows about bitter characters, or like me, you share a passion for Dinner Party Gone Bad stories, try this.
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Many fine films were ignored, while others were shoved into inappropriate categories; movies and shows about real-life legends of entertainment were everywhere.
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Here are five excellent TV shows about immigrants, all of which are currently airing or streaming new episodes and absolutely worth your time.
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TV had long been home to shows about people who worked low-paying jobs and just barely earned enough money to get by.
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While watching this episode of Billions, I felt that I was watching two separate shows about powerful people navigating a morally ambiguous, dangerous world.
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Vanderpump is the least glamorous of all of Bravo's properties, which are primarily shows about money and excess and watching rich people do shit.
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This character study of Escobar is, I guess, compelling, in that we all love to watch shows about violence that have some sexyness interspersed.
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After The Washington Post covered his many scandals, Trump would often whine at campaign rallies and on TV shows about how Bezos was biased.
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From shows about the Colombian drug trade to family dramas that border on soaps, these are the best Spanish language shows available on Netflix.
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Your period is coming up and you've planned yourself a weekend in isolation under the covers, eating cake while watching TV shows about cake.
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Two sister-shows about how HIV/AIDS shaped American art have found their homes in two of New York's boroughs, Manhattan and the Bronx.
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We exist to do more than provide trendy references, cool supporting roles, and dope soundtracks to shows about the misadventures of our white peers.
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The following graphic shows about how big the first Starship system would be compared with its prototypes, such as Starhopper and Starship Mark 1.
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He'd gotten his start in television writing shows about the Old West, and deliberately characterized Star Trek as "a Wagon Train concept" show. 3.
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Our friends are our covens; we're looking to astrology for guidance and bingeing shows about people with powers — whether they like it or not.
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She also has produced and starred in a series of staged television shows about her family set against the backdrop of Alaska's rugged outdoors.
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The good news is that's changing rapidly, and there have never been more heartfelt, layered shows about families of color than there are now.
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There are blog posts, podcast segments, and taped filler on the morning news shows about how to deal with political disagreements at Thanksgiving dinner.
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"Peace and blessings," he said, avoiding a repeat of the pointed comments he made at previous awards shows about the Trump administration's travel ban.
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After all, there have been seemingly millions of shows about small-time crooks and hoodlums in the years since The Sopranos debuted in 222.
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I like raunchy humor, I adore Jamie Foxx (on whose career the show is loosely based), and I love shows about Black people glowing up.
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These are the movies and shows to deploy while you're celebrating 4/20, from docu-series about the cosmos to absurdist shows about Japanese dessert.
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If you like strange, beautiful television shows about fictional papacies, I have good news for you: HBO is working on a Young Pope follow-up.
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While there have been a handful of bizarre cartoon shows about misfit friends (Spongebob Squarepants, Doug, Rugrats), this Nickelodeon show really stands on its own.
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It's interesting that shows about quintessential female friendship were whitewashed following this '90s classic, because Brooklyn itself has also become representative of the white millennial.
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Most girls under the age of 2 don't typically spend their Halloweens dressed as middle-aged men – let alone murderers from TV shows about zombies.
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Despite the extensive lore, history, theories, prophecies, books, and shows about the Game of Thrones universe, we know next to nothing about its central antagonists.
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That's great news for fans of the Sam Esmail drama that's become of the most daring and frenetic TV shows about modern technology to date.
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But for those who firmly believe that TV shows about D.C. politics should remain in steady alignment with "Schoolhouse Rock," it's all a little irksome.
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I do genuinely think that there can be good shows about law enforcement, but those shows need to actively engage with what cops actually are.
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In other words, those programs were greenlit based on their stories and characters, not surveys showing demand in the market for shows about female assassins.
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One of Bourdain's charms was that he was self-aware of the vanity required to be a memoirist and make shows about your own travels.
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He also points out that most shows about food are premised on a level of abundance that is unfamiliar in many parts of the world.
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Simply put, there are too many TV shows about magical/special/mutant teens to get away with something that comes across as being this generic.
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The only thing that gives vampires a run for their money when it comes to immortality is the unrelenting love for films and shows about them.
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Can we expect the baby boomers behind Love and She's Gotta Have It — shows about the modern dating experience — to actually get the modern dating experience?
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No one can pinpoint the reason why three broadcast networks — ABC, Fox and NBC — had the idea to greenlight the three separate shows about time travel.
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Channels like LOGO, Bravo, and BET have, for more than a decade, diversified reality programming with shows about the experiences of diverse sexualities, races, and identities.
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The California African American Museum kicks off its exhibition cycle this Wednesday with shows about the 1992 LA Uprising and historical disappearance of African-American women.
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The director has gone on to direct some of the most influential TV shows about women, including episodes of Gilmore Girls, The L-Word, and Girls.
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Amazon is releasing a series of shows about Japanese cuisine that will let viewers buy featured products with a single click inside the app, Nikkei reports.
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What makes "Pose" especially authentic is that it stars trans actors and is written and directed by trans people, unlike some other shows about the community.
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With so many TV shows about food these days, you'd think that people would have pieced together by now that it is indeed a real job.
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Neon-colored slide shows about e-commerce and the monetization potential of celebrity flashed by, but I soon realized that the audience wasn't paying much attention.
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I was content to leave them to others, while reading and re-reading books or watching television shows about British people being jerks to each other.
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A lot of the talk around "Roseanne" focused on ABC's decision, after the 2016 election, to develop shows about life in the country between the coasts.
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This year, there are shows about Cuban airlifts, misunderstood teens, rock 'n' roll gunslingers, queer activists, failing poets and the interior of your very own smartphone.
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There's been a trend in recent years with shows about comedians struggling to make it big, and Baskets is a highly absurdist twist on that sub-genre.
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Another common hurdle for shows about famous writers is that they often get too literal in the way they depict the writers creating their most famous work.
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Insecure and Atlanta, two shrewd shows about Black people, get this: The N-word is thrown around as casually as it is at dinner with my friends.
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He has taken to rambling on cable shows about Claire's possibly tragic fate, the importance of "family," and how he used to have dinner at 6 p.m.
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Even worse, Casual is set in Los Angeles, which seems to have created a mini cottage industry of shows about lonely, rich white people in recent years.
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That speculation has led to numerous films and television shows about the family, such as the 1986 series Peter the Great and Fox's 1997 animated film Anastasia.
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I am no doomsday prep-er, nor do I watch the endless slog of reality shows about people living at one with nature and a film crew.
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On the other hand, what do we learn by including him in a series of shows about different kinds of bad or evil gay men in history?
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But on a meta level, it's about being an actress trapped in flimsy supporting roles in shows about men, and longing to play something with greater substance.
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A February post from the now-defunct Twitter account, included in the federal complaint, shows about a dozen members sitting on steps with their noses in books.
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HBO became famous in the early and mid-2000s for its shows about anti-heroes, like Tony Soprano from The Sopranos and Omar Little from The Wire.
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We have books about ordinary girls who fall in love with British princes, and TV shows about the soapy, glamorous hijinks of a fictionalized British royal family.
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We have books about ordinary girls who fall in love with British princes and TV shows about the soapy, glamorous hijinks of a fictionalized British royal family.
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In the latter half of the '90s, every network was trying to capitalize on the success of Friends with other shows about hip, attractive young people living together.
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In most television shows about teenagers one thing is guaranteed: the parents on the show will be completely oblivious about what their children do on a daily basis.
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In the case of Iron Fist, Deadline speculated that the series might migrate over to Disney's forthcoming streaming service alongside planned shows about Loki and the Scarlet Witch.
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Shows about gangs and guns too often rest on gratuitous fight scenes to forward the narrative, while "The Chi" lingers at funerals and kerbside vigils to fallen teenagers.
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Reuters/Ipsos polling shows about 20 percent of the electorate remains undecided, far higher at this stage in the campaign than the 12 percent undecided four years ago.
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The 2018 spring anime season is almost here and with it, a new slate of shows (about 623) as well as 11 carrying over from the winter season.
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This data is similar to data compiled between December 2015 and February 2016, which shows about 10% of samples above the federal action level, according to the statement.
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A professional crew of explorers and scientists There's something to be said for shows about the leaders, who have to manage their ship's operations and oversee its crew.
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But with more access to media and TV shows about celebrity style, everyday people started to feel that they could participate in the once-exclusive world of fashion.
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And that TV has resorted to reality shows about investors looking at wacky investors shows that the medium has adapted to the zeitgeist and no longer defines it.
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It's a genre with a quantity of cheese baked in, and it doesn't help that the basic recipe, when it comes to shows about women, is so unvarying.
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Research from Kevin Hassett, formerly of AEI and now chairman of the CEA, shows about 70 percent of the benefits of business tax cuts going to wage earners.
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The data also shows about 45% of millennials and 43% of Gen Z reported feeling guilty about their debt at least every month — more than other age groups.
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On the one hand, the first half of the season is a bit trite, a winking mockery of cable reality shows about "real life" hauntings and the like.
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There's a long, storied tradition of realistic movies and TV shows about the Mafia — The Godfather, Goodfellas, The Sopranos — but video games tend to focus on generic crime stories.
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Shows about Loki, Scarlet Witch and Vision, and Falcon and Winter Soldier are already in the works, and they won't just be codas or footnotes to their cinematic arcs.
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The scenes of male full frontal nudity that so characterized those shows about the Roman empire were framed as historically accurate, giving us titillating scenes of sex and violence.
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This makes Josh's "biological" theory more valid, and it also gives them hope that the mutations can be reversed, which separates Daybreak from the countless shows about the undead.
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In other instances, their parents — often the focus of shows about "special needs" families — might be doing the teaching about acceptance, and usually, the interaction doesn't end in romance.
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There's no doubt that weddings are full of drama — it's why there are a billion TLC shows about weddings — and a royal wedding could make anyone feel the heat.
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That's why Bravo has a dozen shows about Real Housewives who go to lunch and gossip because working professionals have no time to talk trash —they're running an empire.
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I'm usually not interested television shows about vampires because although they seem interesting, it also seems like the characters would be unrelatable and the plot would be over dramatic.
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The move comes just a few weeks after critics and fans alike questioned producers Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kreisberg, who are both EPs on both shows, about the possibility.
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Shows about teen suicide like Netflix's 13 Reasons Why are difficult to talk about because of the emotional intensity spurred by their characters, plot lines, and overall depressing subject.
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"Being in an outlaw motorcycle club, the biker lifestyle back then, was definitely counterculture," says Ed Winterhalder, a former Bandido, author, and producer of several television shows about biking.
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In all likelihood, On My Block will be swallowed up by the now-regular deluge of Netflix content, especially as the platform's shows about teens multiply week-to-week.
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A review of the more than 21625 superdelegates on the DNC who would get a vote on the second ballot shows about 2900 of them have ties to Sanders.
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You're The Worst premiered on FX in 2014, a year that saw plenty of television shows about anxious urbanites who spilled fast-paced dialogue about their own emotional complexities.
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Questions remain, however, about just how technologically savvy the Church is willing to get, even if CBS executives are green-lighting shows about God possibly having a Facebook page.
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But the couple's success provided the network with a formula for filling the ratings sinkhole they'll leave behind: Make shows about charismatic twosomes from underexplored parts of the country.
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"Fleabag" writer-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge's other creation, "Killing Eve," faded a bit in season two, but rests on the outskirts of great shows about people who kill people.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With pedal-powered performances and 1.53 shows about the environment, the world's biggest performing arts festival in Edinburgh this month reflects growing calls for climate action.
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Such a scandal is the state of hygiene in Pakistan's restaurants that television shows about crime often feature exposés of particularly abhorrent eateries, using jerky footage from hand-held cameras.
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The ubiquity of technology and the ease of communication has changed the high school experience, and some of the best analysis of this shift is coming from shows about kids.
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Samurai Jack always reminded me of 25s shows about regular people pulled into a science fiction or fantasy world, like Blackstar, or Dungeons & Dragons, or the live-action Buck Rogers.
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Read These Stories Next:10 Over-The-Top (& Irresistible) Shows About Rich People ProblemsInside Our Fascination With The Filthy Rich Trust Is A Lush Look At Rich People Problems & Misogyny
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But after binge watching Netflix's Selling Sunset recently, made by The Hills' creator Adam Divello, I was reminded of how delicious and satisfying shows about vapid rich people can be.
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Although formal regulations banning the broadcast of television shows about corruption have never been issued, Chinese producers have avoided the topic after a 2004 "recommendation" from the local media watchdog.
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Adler has appeared on several TV shows about addiction ... he was a member of seasons 2 and 5 of "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew" and its spin-off 'Sober House.
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This Close is not a political show, but it's going to be read sort of in those terms because people often read shows about underrepresented communities in terms of politics.
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The evening's M.C. was Trent Loos, a sixth-generation farmer from central Nebraska, best known among patriots for hosting "Loos Tales Podcasts" and "Rural Route Radio," shows about rural America.
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A number of TV shows about gay men seem to have a straight gaze to them, as if people or characters are performing gay stereotypes straight people want to see.
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It's the kind of thing that you used to be ahead of A-1 on the Times and there's still HBO documentary shows about this right now, the "Succession" show.
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The president of the United States is an erratic TV star who holds ceremonies honoring patriotic songs he can't sing and spends most of his time watching television shows about himself.
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Two years ago, there were three separate shows about time travel, only one of which (NBC's Timeless) made it to this season, and still lives in "will it be renewed?" limbo.
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With the rise of shows about the lives of public figures, from American Crime Story: Versace to Feud: Bette and Joan, it's obvious I'm not alone in hungering for these stories.
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Read These Stories Next:10 Over-The-Top (& Irresistible) Shows About Rich People Problems Inside Our Fascination With The Filthy Rich Trust Is A Lush Look At Rich People Problems & Misogyny
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Read These Stories Next:10 Over-The-Top (& Irresistible) Shows About Rich People Problems Inside Our Fascination With The Filthy Rich That Idea Dinner In Billions Is Totally A Real Thing
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In fact, it feels contrived, even lazy, to compare any of the aforementioned shows about female millennials, but the diversity of stories coming out of this demographic speaks to its complexity.
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Women's ministry data shows about 900 cases of online sexual harassment were reported in Peru in 2018, mostly by women aged 18 to 29, with nearly 80% taking place on Facebook.
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For all of the ardent protests on cable news and the Sunday shows about Trump's debasement of the office, journalists now judge historical events based on a scorecard he has devised.
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When I was a teen in the mid-'90s, it felt like most movies and TV shows about my generation depicted us as mostly self-absorbed and a little bit ridiculous.
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That perspective needs to be interrogated, not merely for what it shows about diversity within journalism and the technology sector, but also as a personal inventory of what so many missed.
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Later, she starred in a couple reality TV shows about her life such as Tamara Ecclestone: Billion $$ Girl and Tamara's World before working as a presenter for the show Loose Women.
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Second, Mr. Trump's rhyme that a wall will lead to falling crime rates may be catchy, but it's at odds with what data shows about the influence immigration has on crime.
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With a massive infrastructure of news media covering stories and producing shows about the campaign, there will be many more opportunities than there were in 1976 for candidates to discover breakout moments.
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I have a great relationship with — and so does Vox — with NBC News and one of the things we do, we do these substantive shows about the future of the future, essentially.
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Shows about serial killers are nothing new, but this series pulls off a neat trick by focusing on the people that figured out how to hunt them down in the first place.
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In his book about them, Difficult Men, the writer Brett Martin identified a "third golden age" of television, in which a series of great men made shows about great and troubled men.
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Reality TV has grown up since "The Real World": there are reality shows about dating, baking, hoarding -- you name it -- dominating the lineups on MTV, TLC, the History Channel, and other networks.
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Much safer for public consumption are "Alias" and "Chuck," two similar action shows about regular-seeming white people (Jennifer Garner and Zachary Levi) who are actually secret agents involved in dangerous espionage.
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It's not great that her character, along with Kimmy Schmidt, are the Emmys' only nods to shows about mental health, especially since there are so many other — and better — options out there.
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For every Wonder Years or Friday Night Lights, there are seemingly a dozen good-to-great shows about teenage girls transitioning from girlhood to womanhood and rolling their eyes at their moms.
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" Television shows about rich people being horrible to one another (and to whoever strays into their line of fire) have been a prime-time staple since at least the days of "Dallas.
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No more punching the clock; instead, artificial intelligence would do the dirty work, and people would be free to paint and climb mountains and perform one-man shows about being raised by robots.
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"I tried for so long to get out of my head by making stand-up shows about how I was in my own head, and that quickly proved to be fruitless," he said.
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Viewing behavior associated with the genre tags also helps Netflix decide what kind of content, like more science fiction or more reality shows about cooking, it should license or make next, Yellin said.
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As with all shows about antiheroes — such as Breaking Bad or The Sopranos — there's a contingent of House of Cards fans who see Frank Underwood as a hero, someone to valorize and emulate.
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And if that's not enough streaming superhero content for you, there are also shows about Loki and other characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the works for the yet-to-launch Disney+.
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Since resigning her governorship in 2009, Palin has worked as a conservative political commentator and as the producer and star of lightly staged television shows about her large family enjoying Alaska's rugged landscapes.
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When Sex Education premiered on Netflix this winter, it wasn't clear what would set it apart from other popular shows about horny teens, like the British series Skins or the long-running Degrassi.
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Here's a look at what the writers of opinion articles and editorials are saying should happen next, what they think the report proves and what they say it shows about the United States.
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Right now, people typically find podcasts through friends or other shows, but they also likely have a hard time finding shows about specific topics because there's no easy way to search by topic.
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The comedian, storyteller and director Mike Birbiglia has made a career out of deftly observational and confessional comedy, performing one-man shows about his troubles with sleepwalking, joke-telling and, most recently, fatherhood.
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Confused by this litany of meta-references to musicals about high school, musicals about high school musicals, and TV shows about fake fans of real meta-musicals that reference real-life meta-fandoms?
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The first, represented by ABC's Lost and Desperate Housewives (which were then at the end of their first seasons), suggested that what viewers wanted were buzzy serialized shows about colorful characters in unusual situations.
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With the recast of the monarchy, the show enters an era rarely covered in shows about the royal family, which tend to favor the earlier years of a young queen just starting her reign.
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There's a swell of criticism directed at shows about black people that were created by white people—most recently, "Confederate," an if-the-South-had-won-the-Civil-War fantasy that HBO is developing.
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Instead of the antics we expected from the unabashed author of "Hello, I'm Fat," Annie explores plotlines done and redone by countless other shows about privileged, white, millennial women who write on the internet.
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So instead of creating more slapstick comedies, such as "The Flinstones" and "Tom and Jerry," studios doubled down on shows about world domination, spies thanks to the James Bond craze, superheroes and space exploration.
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If there's ever been a year that needed multiple shows about characters desperate to escape worst-case surroundings in the wreckage of a fake utopia while grappling with moral quagmires, it's probably this one.
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Amid strong reviews and box office came furious attacks — full hours on "Phil Donahue" and editorials and talk shows — about how the story of this one black woman was a broadsided attack on black men.
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Try if you like: Arrested Development There are so many shows about Hollywood and the misanthropic residents of Los Angeles that it would be more than understandable if the idea of another one bores you.
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In court Thursday, Judge Kiesel acknowledged that Sorokin has become a bit of a star and that she even expressed interest in who would play her in the upcoming Netflix and HBO shows about her.
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Ilya Pozin, the service's founder, pointed out that it shows about nine minutes of commercials per hour, compared to about 18 minutes you'd find with traditional TV. But that doesn't mean people won't still complain.
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Consider the effects of watching shows about medicine, such as Grey's Anatomy, House, and ER. One study found that streaming shows portraying doctors in a negative light made people perceive real-life doctors more negatively.
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If TV shows about friends muddling through early adulthood gathered at a party, You're The Worst would be the clique in the corner, throwing back tequila shots and talking shit before starting some real drama.
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It's heartwarming to see how obsessed Maya and Anna are with each other, and the tenderness of girls in perfect BFF love is something that doesn't often get respect in TV shows about young people.
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In this family program, held in conjunction with the society's two new shows about Ali, Hino Ehikhamenor, known as Hollywood Hino, a personal trainer and former professional boxer, will teach some of Ali's signature moves.
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Already, the CNN analysis shows, about two-thirds of House Republicans represent districts where the education level lags the national average and nearly three-fifths hold seats where the median income is lower as well.
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I tried to find something extra boring to help lull me into cold-medicine snoozes, but it backfired and now I'm super interested in Netflix shows about Irish castles and the mysteries of the art world.
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In the fall 93 lineup, we calculated that more than 29% of prime-time dramas on the four main broadcast networks -- NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX — were shows about crime, the police and the legal system.
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McQueen, who committed suicide in 2010, is tense, driven and fatally lonely — creating fashion shows about rape, madness and abuse — even as he crafted some of the most exquisitely beautiful and inventive clothes of his epoch.
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The chaotic moves in money markets and late-day swings in U.S. federal funds futures mean the CME's tool shows about a 51% chance that the Fed will cut rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday.
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Others … I don't know if the word "romanticizing" is exactly right, but just this idea that people want to watch shows about white-collar lawyers, even though the friends they have who are lawyers are miserable.
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And to those of us who have already passed judgment, the new TV shows about JonBenét's death will to confirm our beliefs or give us an opportunity to argue that the opposing viewpoint is completely wrong.
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But the popularity of K-dramas has made Korean culture accessible in parts of the United States where people wouldn't otherwise be exposed to it, and its popularity shows there's potential for shows about Korean immigrant experiences.
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That we have so many movies and TV shows about writers and comedians — from Annie Hall to 30 Rock — shouldn't exactly come as a surprise given the commonly accepted wisdom that people should write what they know.
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Stranger Things, Netflix's Spielbergian sci-fi sensation that might be at least partially responsible for the recent revival of movies and shows about aliens and space and robots, is returning for its second season on October 27.
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And then I'm like, Oh, I've made a career of basically putting white people on billboards, and I keep making television shows about really attractive men in their mid-40s who are having existential and spiritual crises.
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A handful of independent designers — such as Eckhaus Latta, Vaquera, Gauntlett Cheng, Eric Schlösberg and Shan Huq — make their shows about the clothes and about their friends, and that's what keeps us coming back to see them.
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"I've been in the spotlight for a long time, and because of that, there have been books and articles and TV shows about me, most filled with errors, speculative and wrong," Woods, 43, said in a statement.
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Throughout my preteen and early teenage years I watched shows about the history of the wars in the Middle East on the History Channel, and documentaries and news clips on YouTube about Al Qaeda and Sept. 11.
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They could try to make their industry's on-set practices less wasteful, they could make more films and shows about climate change, they could—as Phoenix said in his speech—stop taking private jets to Palm Springs.
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The photo, which the State Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety released with the employees' faces blurred, shows about 30 uniformed trainees posing with their right arms raised, most of them with their hands also extended.
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The surge in wildfire activity comes as the recent Drought Monitor shows about two-thirds of the state is in "moderate" or "severe" drought, and portions of the state near the Arizona line are in "extreme" drought.
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But the episode is built around the fait accompli of Claire and Jamie's recoupling, and it subsequently serves to highlight what makes Outlander, at its best, one of the finest Shows About Sex that television has to offer.
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While high school dramas are more prevalent than ever these days (in addition to Amazon's new pilots, Netflix has been a particular shining star in creating quality YA content), TV shows about college are fewer and farther between.
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Like any number of shows about a family with a special member -- "Tara" being a prime example -- everything in "Atypical" flows from how the rest of the brood deals with the challenges that Sam brings into their lives.
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The shows won't be identical — there'll be a game show element to Spike's show that's missing from Corden's segments — but there might not be room for two distinct shows about famous people performing their own music in vehicles.
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"This change constitutes a regression provoked by the lack of knowledge of what scientific evidence shows about the benefits of cannabis in the health of citizens who suffer from certain conditions," said Rosselló in a statement in Spanish.
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Did a troupe of butterflies flap their wings really hard on the other... Amazon is releasing a series of shows about Japanese cuisine that will let viewers buy featured products with a single click inside the app, Nikkei reports.
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The genius of Big Little Lies is that it initially looks like yet another in a long line of shows about rich women behaving badly, winking at the possibility of sex and/or deceit lying around every immaculate corner.
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Utilizing AngelList's A-List platform to gauge interest in blockchain jobs, data shows about 40 percent of top job seekers listed blockchain among the industries they were most interested in joining in 2017, trailed by a drop-off in March 13.
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Expand the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a series of comic book shows about heroes whose lives were more grounded than those of the high-flying Avengers, and whose stories would be told in a prestige-ish TV format on Netflix.
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Think about it: He's currently working on his Get Out follow-up, rebooting Twilight Zone, working on TV shows about 1970s Nazi hunters and Lovecraftian nightmares, and even getting back together with Keegan Michael-Key for an unofficial Key & Peele reunion.
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Broad City also stands out in the long tradition of shows about *women in the city* because pioneering sitcoms from the 90s and 2000s centered female leads that largely had their act together—let's call it, the Bad Bitches Only era.
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In 2018, films and television shows about superheroes or the adventures of heroes fighting evil across space are commonplace: only a single non-genre film (Crazy Rich Asians) has cracked the top 19503 list for highest box office gross this year.
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If you're a fan of TV shows about wayward starship crews taking on whatever job will keep them flying, you might be suffering though a dry spell right now, since shows like Firefly, Farscape, and Dark Matter are no longer running.
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It was the summer of 2017, and it seemed like Hollywood was finally catching onto something that, given the numbers, should have always been obvious: Women will show up in droves to watch movies and TV shows about complicated, captivating women.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We all knew that museums don't show the majority of their collection, but Kimberly Bradley pr93vides some stats: Overall percentages paint an even more dramatic picture: the Tate shows about 20% of its permanent collection.
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The generation that grew up with this film has embraced this model: Reality TV shows about ghosts often feature male-dominated ghost-hunting crews, wearing matching t-shirts and brandishing the latest gadgetry—a far cry from the Spiritualists of old.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Medieval fantasy "Game of Thrones" scored a record 32 Emmy nominations on Tuesday, but the contenders for the highest honors in television were dominated by newcomers, many of them women, and shows about political and social justice.
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TAILINGS DAMS: A global inquiry into how mining companies store billions of tonnes of waste in huge dams, launched after a collapse in Brazil killed hundreds of people, shows about a tenth of the structures have had stability issues, investors said.
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And The Magicians, though in the fantasy genre, is one of TV's most thoughtful shows about mental illness and the tough choices you have to make in your 20s, when you're still trying to figure out just who you are.
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But beginning a year ago, with the buzz around "13 Reasons Why," this streaming service has dominated the conversation when it comes to the teenage and tweenage television categories, whether that refers to shows about, or aimed at, those age groups.
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What was once Drunk TED Talks (until TED sent a cease-and-desist letter) is now Drunk Education, but the premise remains the same: Writers, comics and artists make slide shows about whatever they're interested in, get drunk and deliver them.
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Above all, the questionable legality of several actions taken by "Cops" producers and their Police Department partners should lead every American state and city to assess whether they should allow reality shows about the police to film in their jurisdictions.
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A way to support scholarship in underdeveloped fields, PST: LA/LA, as the project is known, began in 2011 with the Getty funding 19203 museums in Southern California to develop shows about the region's art history from 1940 to 1985.
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It's also progress for a series like "I Love Dick" to be a misfire without that being a big deal, or a message about whether women are funny, or the economic key to all future shows about or for them.
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Zac Hahn/Netflix You can't fire up a Roku these days without immediately being offered a steady stream of shows about twenty-, thirty-, and fortysomethings figuring out their lives in the hip 'burgs of cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
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Like Dark Matter and The Expanse, Killjoys helped to fill a years-long void when it came to science fiction shows about space on the channel, and it's a throwback to the types of lighter shows like Stargate SG-1, Farscape, or Andromeda.
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Read These Stories Next:10 Over-The-Top (& Irresistible) Shows About Rich People Problems Inside Our Fascination With The Filthy RichTrust Is A Lush Look At Rich People Problems & Misogyny Looking for more theories, recaps, and insider info on all things TV?
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Nearly half of all credit cards in circulation, 600 million cards, now have small computer chips according to the Electronic Transaction Association, and data from Visa and Mastercard shows about a third of all merchants are using readers that can accept chip cards.
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"I said I would hope that it's not a renaissance only because that implies it can also go away," said Penny, who once wrote for "Girlfriends" and remembers seeing a flood of television shows about black families and lives come and go.
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If Girls faced criticism as its seasons wore on, it was often because the characters were seen as too entitled, too selfish, too unlikeable to fit neatly into the tradition of shows about single girls in the city—a tradition, ultimately, of uplift.
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It was an inflection point: The Sopranos ushered in the age of antihero TV, the era of Breaking Bad and Mad Men, a period when some of the most prestigious, highly acclaimed shows on television were shows about terrible people doing terrible things.
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He said insurance industry data shows about 80 percent of the homes in America are at least 20 percent under-insured, meaning they do not have enough insurance proceeds to replace their homes to the state it was prior to the destructive incident.
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With a decade's worth of pop-punk songs, MTV shows about men kicking each other in the nuts and hilariously hyper-sexualized music videos to reflect upon, The Lonely Island brought not just fond ribbing but a splash of innocence to the table.
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Even though Congress has made it a crime to impede a pending or potential grand-jury investigation or trial with corrupt intentions, they said, that statute cannot be applied to Mr. Trump, no matter what the evidence shows about his actions and intentions.
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Meanwhile, data from consultants Harbor Aluminum shows about 229% of aluminum in the cans used by U.S. drinks firms is recycled locally and free from import taxes, while another 22018% comes from domestic and Canadian smelters, which are also exempt from the tariffs.
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Factors include sex education in schools, movies and shows about teenage pregnancy, cultural shifts that have made it easier for parents to discuss the issue with their children and greater availability of birth control, especially long-acting contraceptives like implants and intrauterine devices.
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What I do know is our sonar map shows about a half-kilometer by half-kilometer area that there's definitely, like, a little bowl, that's what we called it, and then we dove there, and that's what all of our pressure sensors indicated.
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Ever since The Walking Dead got its spinoff (aka prequel) series, Fear the Walking Dead, fans and reporters alike have been badgering the producers behind the two shows about the possibility of a crossover — and apparently said badgering has finally paid off.
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It's a spoof of TV shows about vigilante justice, most notably Dexter, the Showtime series about a serial killer who kills serial killers that ran from 24 to 2013 and was at the height of its popularity in 2009, when Daryl was made.
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In Roseanne's third episode, the Conners slept through "all the [ABC] shows about black and Asian families" —presumably Black-ish and Fresh Off the Boat, another entry on this list — which is a shame because Roseanne is lucky to share a night with it.
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"It must have been fewer than 10 shows about climate change at Edinburgh Fringe last year," said performer Bea Smith, whose show this year, "How to Save a Rock", will be carbon-neutral, powered by both solar and by a cast- and audience-pedalled bike.
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To summarize: that's a shit-ton of shows about MAGAZINES and the people who work at them, which is crazy because the truth of the matter is that anyone who is really doing work has no time to be involved in a reality series.
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NBC is now known as home of The Voice and Blacklist and masochist heaven This Is Us. But between the drama and reality and shows about Chicago is The Good Place, the last sparkling vestige of the network's comedy heights — and it is delightful.
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What makes the study particularly interesting, and even more richly ironic, is when you look at what it shows about markups, which after all imply higher top line profits, and the rather mixed history of actual mergers creating actual wealth for the actual shareholders.
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The format's very similar to other comedian-type shows, but the reason I like this one is because some other shows about comedians that are essentially about themselves are just very mopey and depressing and kind of self-serving, and this one is just delightful.
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That mirrors polling conducted by the Pew Research Center, stretching back a quarter-century, that shows about 60 percent saying abortion should be legal in all or most cases, and about 40 percent who say it should be illegal in all or most cases.
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Public scrutiny towards Amazon picked up in the second half of the decade, as consumers began to realize the same company is running a significant portion of internet infrastructure, online retail, and is also streaming TV shows about tech-led dystopias on its streaming service.
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"In the eyes of her campaign and her supporters, she's already done the interviews and talk shows about it, and nothing she says or does are going to quiet her critics, just like her supporters aren't going to be swayed by their criticism," he said.
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It also managed to become one of the most honest shows about young adult life, treating high school like its own unique society, allowing its stars to actually look like teens (most really were), and, most importantly, revealing truths about teenhood in poignant, sometimes even devastating ways.
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There's an art to making shows about worlds inhabited by those far wealthier or brainier than most viewers, as the people behind this series certainly know — Shonda Rhimes is an executive producer, and "The Catch" is slipping into the "How to Get Away With Murder" time slot.
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In "Half Time" (which was staged in an earlier version in Chicago in 2015), his work lacks the kind of through line that all shows about putting on a show require — the sense of an act developing by visible degrees until it takes its thrilling final form.
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Shows about men sometimes come in for criticism from those of us who write about television, myself included, because the line between "this show is depicting toxic masculine behavior as it exists on this planet" and "this show is endorsing toxic masculine behavior" is incredibly thin.
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And while solo shows about tough times and garden-variety depression are not exactly rare flora on the theater scene, Mr. Gethard, who confesses he's been depressive since he was a preteen, confronts with a bruising and sometimes hilarious frankness his longstanding urge to pull the plug on himself.
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Plus, it's probably just a matter of time before Obama makes an appearance, since the former president has already sat down for interviews with Maron and David Letterman—at least if he isn't too busy cranking out Netflix shows about how fucked the Trump administration is or whatever.
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For example, a document released by the State Department shows about $15,1.23 charged at the Trump International Hotel & Tower Vancouver for a stay in late February 2017, when the President's sons, Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., their spouses, and the President's daughter, Tiffany Trump, attended its opening.
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To be clear, there are plenty of acclaimed dramas that hit similar notes (like FX's The Americans or HBO's The Sopranos, both shows about antiheroes who struggle when confronted with the messiness of their own feelings), but these shows tend to be a little more removed and cerebral.
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Conrad creates antihero shows, about bad people who do bad things, but he roots them in an overall thesis about how America creates those bad people and why they're a logical outcome of a system that hollows out social institutions in the name of making more and more money.
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One study done in Jordan a couple of years ago shows about one in four Syrian refugee girls between the ages of 262 and 17 was married -- double the rate from before the start of the conflict, said Misty Buswell, Save the Children's Advocacy & Communications director for the Middle East.
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So it's no surprise that High Maintenance, HBO's fantastic new comedy that premieres Friday, is one of TV's best, most closely observed shows about life in New York, with an eye for funny-absurd-sad details you'd only see if you spent your days going in and out of strangers' apartments.
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It shares lineage with What We Do in the Shadows and Flight of the Conchords's dry, oddball wit, and adds the dash of telenovela that gives it its dippy drama, giving Latinx viewers who struggle to see themselves in the shows about them a reflection of their weirdo, bien darks selves.
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A Facebook live video of the December 1 action shows about 20 people singing and chanting calmly on the steps leading up to the museum; they wear orange and black SWEAT T-shirts — some have masks on their faces as well — and hold signs with information about killed sex workers.
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Newly released phone location data shows how people congregated at one Florida beach before traveling across much of the US.The data shows about 5,000 devices traveling from a single beach in Fort Lauderdale in one week to cities spanning the eastern US, including New York, Chicago, New Orleans, and Houston.
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Although movies and TV shows about sex on prom night can be fun and even send a progressive, sex-positive message about teenage girls' autonomy over their own bodies (hello, Blockers), very few of the teens who do have sex on prom night are shelling out for luxurious, rose-petal-covered hotel rooms.
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According to Mintel research, the compound annual growth rate for pasta between 25 and 183 was flat in the U.S., Canada, France and Australia, and down 218 percent in Italy and the U.K. Mintel research shows about one-third of households has at least one person in it that eats gluten-free foods.
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I've long thought Sense8 is one of the best shows about what it's like to be on the internet, to read the Twitter feed or Tumblr of some person with a vastly different life experience from you on the other side of the planet and realize that, hey, you're not really that different.
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Now, alongside structured reality shows about colorful social groups ("Made in Chelsea"), competition shows searching for the next big thing ("The X Factor") and manipulative dating shows ("Love Island"), a gentler style of reality vehicle has been on the rise, delighting audiences in Britain and — increasingly — making the leap to the United States.
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You've seen Rahm's work on the show before (de Lesseps has worn pieces by the designer in a couple of photoshoots, at a reunion and in a tag line intro one season) — after de Lesseps attended one of her shows about six years ago, the two hit it off and have been pals ever since.
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" Now at age 30, she believes that "the media when you are young really, really affects the way that you see yourself, and so that's why it's important for there to be shows about real people and not trying to be tropes and not trying to be stereotypes of what they think women are.
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He said in a CNN interview that Harris's plan is "not 'Medicare for All'" and he believed Read more: Rhetorical barrages aside, a new poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation shows about half the public supports the broad idea of "Medicare for All," which Sanders helped push to the mainstream during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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They were followed by shows about how Americans get information ("(I Am) Nobody's Lunch"), evangelicals in Colorado Springs ("This Beautiful City"), a 21st-century land-use controversy ("In the Footprint: The Battle Over Atlantic Yards"), a 19th-century French labor revolt ("Paris Commune"), climate change ("The Great Immensity"), and the pornography industry ("Pretty Filthy").
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It's one of the rare shows that has genuinely been bolstered by the times: In an era of very dour shows about the dark times we live in, sometimes great (The Handmaid's Tale) and sometimes mixed (Westworld), Billions is pure pulp thriller, but in a way that never loses sight of how poisonous all the vipers within it are.
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One Day at a Time, Netflix's now-canceled comedy centered on a Cuban-American family, was a welcome departure for pushing more inclusive storytelling and revolving around a Cuban family (Mexican families tend to be most often depicted in shows about Latinx people), but its multi-cam sitcom style and after-school-special-style messaging felt dated at times.
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They voted for Trump, they voted for Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE, they kept 12 different shows about flipping houses on air.
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These announcements came after Trump and his top officials could not answer questions on Saturday and Sunday morning during the briefing and on various talk shows about the availability of new tests it hoped to unveil in coming weeks, or the time frame for the federal government to get crucial N95 masks to health care workers.
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We are working on shows about history in the 2016 Oscars, the history of armed protest, the history of testing will come during SAT season, and then the history of local power will be our a counter to all the media attention on the 2016 presidential race when there are important local races around the country too.
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For an evening straight out of an episode of one of the millions of shows about depressed rich LA hipsters (in a good way), try hitting Pot at The Line, then walking the mile over to Lock & Key's killer backyard patio (wear pants, dudes—the bouncers are kinda picky), and finishing off the evening by drunkenly throwing gutter balls at Shatto 21453 Lanes.
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If the way we thought the world worked was that after the inaugural speech, Jeb Hensarling [a Republican Congress member from Texas] would be featured on Fox News saying, "I'm really upset that Trump didn't talk about conservative priorities," and that Bill O'Reilly and other conservative pundits would do shows about how terrible this address was, that would be a different story.
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For an evening straight out of an episode of one of the millions of shows about depressed rich LA hipsters (in a good way), try hitting Pot at The Line, then walking the mile over to Lock & Key's killer backyard patio (wear pants, dudes—the bouncers are kinda picky), and finishing off the evening by drunkenly throwing gutter balls at Shatto 39 Lanes.
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And while the streaming giant is slowly losing the syndication rights for shows about to make the jump to soon-to-launch competitors like HBO Max, it's still got plenty of long-running and critically acclaimed series like Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, American Crime Story, Pose, Schitt's Creek, Shameless, Twin Peaks (the original series), The Office, Parks and Recreation, Outlander, and Riverdale.
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When Friend felt he needed to see more of Andreessen, Wennmachers hit upon the idea of a TV-watching dinner date, correctly suspecting the scene would be just weird enough to guarantee inclusion and that Andreessen would come off exactly as she hoped: a relatable visionary who identifies with oddball hackers and who, when he is not predicting the future of computers, is watching TV shows about people who predict the future of computers.
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More listings for the new season: Classical | Dance | Film | Pop | Television | Theater In this encyclopedic (and personal) list of coming fall and winter shows, you'll find festivals and centenaries — chief among them Pacific Standard Time, the Getty's huge initiative to blanket Southern California with shows about Latin American and Latino art, and the 100th anniversary of Rodin's death, which will be honored with exhibits of work by the one-man French sculpture factory in multiple cities.
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Alan B. Morrison, co-founder of the Public Citizen Litigation Group (which had sued Bork over his decision to fire Cox), submitted testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee, saying in part: ...the most disturbing thing about Judge Bork's firing of Archibald Cox is what it shows about his views of executive power and his willingness to disregard a solemn compact made between the President of the United States and his Attorney General nominee, on one side, and the Senate of the United States on the other.
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But regardless of my views, or yours, I think we can all agree that watching a jackass call a woman a "fat bitch" then eating it, totally of his own volition, so badly that he has to yell "I did that on purpose!" and then immediately speed-walking away from the whole situation—well, I think all Americans everywhere can enjoy that, the way we can all enjoy a warm fire at the end of a long day or TV shows about desperate people trapped on an island.
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