One red flag was the premise of the show itself.
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The show itself is a contender for Outstanding Drama Series.
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Then, finally, Venmo John faced off against the show itself.
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" Allen said he believed "that the evidence will show itself.
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This could also be a summary for the show itself.
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And yet the show itself never feels like a con.
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Don't get me wrong, the show itself had its faults.
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I had eight minutes with him, on the show itself.
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It also reflects the protean nature of the show itself.
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But the show itself isn't much of a dating service.
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But the game also provides a frame for the show itself.
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The show itself takes aim at the women of the show.
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Like the cabaret show itself, there's a lot to take in.
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And now, it's time for a regeneration of the show itself.
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Oh, and then of course there was the runway show itself.
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The TV show itself is playing catch-up with the headlines.
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In some ways, that's an apt metaphor for the show itself.
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The show itself was, of course, filmed on soundstages nowhere nearby.
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The show itself, it must be said, is a sensory thrill.
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But it's also in the best interests of the show itself.
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The experience that followed was as silly as the show itself.
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The show itself maintained the austere tone of the Mueller report.
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Even the show itself has been accused of having racist characters.
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And some were just downright deflating: Dark matter still won't show itself.
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That, in some ways, is a neat encapsulation of the show itself.
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Let's get past this preamble and move on to the show itself!
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As for the awards show itself, we know a few things already.
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Your body in its own way will show itself through those memories.
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I also have questions about the show itself – and its end game.
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The show itself was something we dreamed about for a long time.
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This isn't, to be clear, what the show itself wants to sell.
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Since launching, the show itself has amassed a whopping 2.5 billion views.
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Is this the moment her sinister, mystery-writer side will show itself?
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But the reputation and influence of "Pictures" soon eclipsed the show itself.
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Unfortunately, the Broadway hit show itself is super expensive and super exclusive.
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He did not reference the show itself in the social media post.
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The show must go on, after all — even without the show itself.
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What we see in the show itself is not suppression but florescence.
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But the show itself is kludgy, combining dated sitcom rhythms with sermonizing.
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"You always think, 'Maybe it will show itself to me,'" she says.
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Even for those unfamiliar with the show itself, it's an unsettling listen.
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The show itself felt more like a nightclub than an art gallery.
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None of that footage is going to be in the show itself.
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Unfortunately, the show itself doesn't match the vividness of that initial impression.
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The show itself has not even been confirmed for a season seven renewal.
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The show itself tends to feature the zanier moments in pop culture history.
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The night's star-studded soirees are always more entertaining than the show itself.
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I cried alone, until sleep pitied me enough to show itself at last.
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For Gabe, it's this documentary, which is starting to resemble the show itself.
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Harrison pointed out that they're almost the same age as the show itself.
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The show itself, however, was at first less interesting than the red carpet.
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This also ties fans' financial fates to the fate of the show itself.
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The glory here is that the show itself never falls victim to it.
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The show itself displayed the quirks of NJPW and Japanese wrestling in general.
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But, you wonder, how can the show itself grow and evolve from here?
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This is Westfield's first chance to show itself as a corporate citizen there.
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For them and the show itself, Dick is everything, and nothing at all.
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The full corrosive impact of the saturation will take time to show itself.
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It&aposs fitting then that the show itself is heading into new territory.
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During the show itself, Turner's songs work to heighten emotion or drive narrative.
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And that's a shame — for viewers, and for the quality of the show itself.
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The show itself is described thusly: A convention of spoiled 20-somethings going mad.
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If the show itself is any indication, Snow might be a very changed man.
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The couples' romantic success is matched only by the success of the show itself.
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On Fleabag, too, there's a major conflict between the show itself and the audience.
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Unfortunately, the show itself has been terrible to them, and that's a tougher fix.
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Soto believes that misses the point, and that the show itself is the star.
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What has me upset and agitated isn't so much the silly, boring show itself.
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But you could be forgiven for thinking they were directed at the show itself.
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As for the show itself, it has officially been renewed only for Season 8.
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" The show itself has so far reacted with vague blather about "privacy" and "confidentiality.
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Bachelor fans, who always tend to be more progressive than the show itself, weren't pleased.
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Within the show itself, both John Legend and Chance the Rapper speak out against Kelly.
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KITSIS: There hasn't been, because the show itself is so much like a spin-off.
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Sure, those episode recaps are a little tacky, but the show itself is remarkably sincere.
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The show itself will be streaming live from the Beverly Hilton in at 9 p.m.
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You could see in the show itself how happy he is in the whole episode.
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Instead, these whiskies are meant to add spirit to fans' treasuring of the show itself.
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The show itself will advertise a "shocking" moment that usually turns out to be banal.
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It is familiar but different which encompasses the entire underlying principle of the show itself.
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Our friends and family found out at the same time while watching the show itself.
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We've talked a lot about the show itself, but let's talk about doing theater now.
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While the show itself is traditional, even classical, there's something too that breaks the dynamic.
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From the red carpet to the show itself, the Primetime Emmys are usually pretty tame.
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The streaming service is set to launch this fall, presumably with The Morning Show itself.
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That makes the presidential campaign — and particularly the primaries — something of a reality show itself.
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The show itself centers on a social-media network created by Netflix, called The Circle.
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With a cast of 10 directed by Stephen Burdman, the show itself is less successful.
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Years later, that's exactly how fans and cast members parted ways with the show itself.
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She said she had been overwhelmed both by Ms. Midler's performance and the show itself.
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I always love to go behind the scenes as well as see a show itself.
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Along with these narrative details, the guy also shared some information about the show itself.
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He says he's out money for booking hotels and lost profits on the show itself.
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"In truth, the show itself is more about the mind than the fact," Collins says.
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For example, the show itself isn't the only thing getting a miraculous second chance at life.
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The newspaper isn't talking about the dialogue; it's talking about the format of the show itself.
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In many ways, however, the show itself is a radical stance against the current administration's politics.
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The lowest fare on an American airline didn't show itself until page 19 of the results.
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Both the show itself and the lawyers involved in the cases want to stress this point.
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A good theme song can sometimes deliver better memories of the show than the show itself.
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The show itself has also been criticized for lacking diversity and only showing attractive, white people.
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"External forces were at play that had nothing to do with the show itself," he said.
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The show itself picked up three Emmys for outstanding game show, in 2008, 2009, and 2010.
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This was the first year in which the prize show itself was formally taken into account.
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It embodies the show's ideas about music in a way that the show itself doesn't always manage.
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The show itself has already created an Instagram page teasing a few of the apparent plot points.
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The hobby side of Destiny 2 doesn't really show itself until the late stages of the game.
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And the fans will be missing the cast's adorable antics almost as much as the show itself.
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The video does not contain new footage from the show itself, which has remained tightly under wraps.
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Next up: The death of the show itself, which is rumored to be ending after this season.
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" Of the show itself, which is based on Margaret Atwood's novel, Fiennes warned, "There's no let up.
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Like watching the show itself, filming it can be arduous and more than a little mind-numbing.
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Without the primary cast, the ending seemed like a very different spin-off of the show itself.
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But there's an air about this episode that makes it feel like the show itself doesn't agree.
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Now, Orlando is trying to show itself as a place far different than a land of fantasy.
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And, just like the drinks, every item on the food menu draws inspiration from the show itself.
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The migration crisis continued to show itself to be a flash point across the Continent on Thursday.
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Could not see Ingray's expression, if she let her dismay and despair show itself on her face.
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The main show itself is 105 minutes of jubilation, confetti canons, and suited-and-booted Killers panache.
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Perhaps much like the entire show itself, "Signal" is a haunting but ultimately fleeting examination of diaspora.
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Aside from the show itself, "Toss a Coin to Your Witcher" is The Witcher's biggest cultural impact.
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Some fans of the series said they found reading the book as dystopian as the show itself.
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Despite an era of "peak TV," the show itself is struggling to find viewers in real time.
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She is clearly disappointed that the nonprofit, which operates a Broadway house, didn't move the show itself.
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"Memory" has inarguably had a larger life than the show itself as a contemporary torch-song standard.
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That's why the show itself was the subject of an entire segment on the latest Weekend Update.
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And so, fittingly enough, the only salient information we got about the show itself came from Lynch.
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"Calcium would show itself as cloudy water, copper would show up as a blue-green," he says.
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That's the kind of pay-off that can feel as rewarding as examining a deeply illuminating show itself.
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Unfortunately the show itself won't be available in VR, but hey – there is always hope for next year.
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The show itself will air January 29, with Lily Tomlin serving as its latest Life Achievement Award recipient.
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This trailer was less campy than I would have wanted, but let's just wait for the show itself.
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In terms of spoilers, Twitter seems to have become as dangerous as the world of the show itself.
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The three are best friends, and the show itself is breezy viewing with an emphasis on girl power.
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This week takes us to Paris, which feels a little dull, but perhaps that's just the show itself.
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Others turned to the show itself to express their emotions, while still trying to see the bright side.
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That feels like a sign from the show itself, telling us not to believe everything that happens onscreen.
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She's not just Josh's girlfriend; she's a new lead character in both his life and the show itself.
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Watch it hereAmazon description: Whether you remember the books or the show itself, this is another nostalgic favorite.
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The show itself, with its singing, quirky sidekicks, stealthily dark humor and fart jokes, forged a new path.
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" In the show itself, Rudofsky included scolding sections titled "The Desire to Conform" and "The Abuse of Materials.
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The pale skin of Christie gradually starts to show itself as our protagonist slowly emerges from her cocoon.
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It just takes a long time for technical revolution to show itself in higher revenues and higher profitability.
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Its strength was in how it let its audience indulge in judgment while the show itself suspended it.
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It isn't until after you grab the other team's flag that the real game starts to show itself.
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"This is about more than Brexit, and Parliament must not show itself unfit for the job," he said.
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Like the show itself, it's a nod to the wondrousness that coexists with the dread of childhood memories.
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Even a character in the show itself calls out this flimsy reasoning as "some outdated notion of chivalry" bullshit.
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A loser list for this show would be incomplete without mentioning that Detroit auto show itself was a dud.
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It's a reflection of the paranoia that has, like the show itself, once again found itself in prime time.
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The show itself promises sing-alongs and adventures, so we're excited to see what the actresses get up to.
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For many Real Housewives, the show itself is really just a jumping off point for their careers as entrepreneurs.
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Perhaps Bloodline's true Achilles heel isn't the show itself, but how its audience has grown accustomed to consuming it.
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Which means that by Rachel reporting the crime, she could end up endangering her career and the show itself.
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Spring is just barely starting to show itself, but we're already itching to start having fun with footwear again.
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The only logical takeaway is that nobody should emotionally invest in The Walking Dead because the show itself doesn't.
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That's a word that has gotten some play that is really going to show itself in the spring collections.
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It's a bit ironic that Oliver's show itself is now censored in China as a result of this episode.
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The app will feature the show itself, as well as red carpet and after-show behind-the-scenes content.
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But this episode also reveals a major issue within the show itself: Archie doesn't quite work as a character.
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Amazon's embrace of automation is beginning to show itself, and it's beginning to bear fruit for Bezos and co.
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However, as the world gets more fast paced, sometimes the show itself can't keep up with the famous family.
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I never want to binge-watch it—neither my mind nor the show itself was designed for such purposes.
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A year later, the influence of Over the James would already show itself on Hot Water Music's No Division.
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If past events are any indication, Snapchat and Instagram will feature coverage of the red carpet and show itself.
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In a clip montage, the show itself paid tribute to West's funniest moments over the course of the series.
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Does this mean that in some ways, the production design of Altered Carbon is stronger than the show itself?
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While the world behind the scenes of Fuller House grows increasingly grim, the show itself is only looking brighter.
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IndieWire cited anonymous sources close to the production, but many of the details bear out in the show itself.
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Brosnahan is nominated for best actress for the role, and the show itself is up for outstanding comedy series.
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So between the band and the show itself, there was an established milieu for how to "hear" the song.
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Ms. Dugan's explosive claims threatened to overshadow the star-studded show itself, which is scheduled to air on CBS.
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But the show itself is provocative, throwing out questions on all sides, even if it answers few of them.
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Em: Hot Carla at least got a bit more rep than what was in the show itself, but still.
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Though the show itself is not a live dance performance, it is an immersive and inventive reimagining of one.
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That brings us to "409," which brilliantly upends the device, using it against the audience and the show itself.
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The show itself is obviously the main attraction, but there's actually stuff to do in the days before it starts.
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In the trailer, Evans informs her mother that she will not film with her, ostensibly referring to the show itself.
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Thanks to a new game mod, we just found out, and the result is as twisted as the show itself.
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The show itself is less concerned with figuring Colton out than it is overshadowing Colton with far more interesting characters.
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The awards show itself did not appear to be in on the joke, as host Steven Gätjen appeared visibly perplexed.
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It's all a brilliant advertisement for Mophie, the Game of Thrones friendship that's just as entertaining as the show itself.
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He's not even worried that the viral possibilities of the new series might eclipse the content of the show itself.
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The Bronze Age had staple superheroes but with more realistic, darker and socially relevant stories — much like the show itself.
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But, like the show itself, the character is connected to real events that occurred in the city in the '90s.
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In police work, this bias can show itself when an officer stops a subject he views as a potential threat.
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But the show itself is inspiring, although I hate to admit it because it makes me feel sappy and basic.
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Essays arguing these points are often longer than ones concerning the show itself, extending a general narrative about the series.
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The show itself closes on Sunday, so this is the last or only chance for many to see the production.
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It's as if the show itself is asking why the audience is so invested in the idea of a resolution.
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The show itself is a collection of five or six disparate parts — to the unfocussed eye, these stories don't intersect.
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His success rubbed off on the show itself, which drew its best household ratings in 14 years, according to Nielsen.
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The scene is so elemental that it could stand on its own, apart from any understanding of the show itself.
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Critic's Notebook With Netflix's faithful film version of "Springsteen on Broadway," there's no need to re-review the show itself.
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It's probably meant to be some sort of cynical commentary on politics, or journalism, or maybe even the show itself.
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Super Bowl performers get expenses and production costs covered, but Shakira and Lopez won't receive payment for the show itself.
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Which got the team of Reset, Vox's tech podcast, thinking: How has the online Bachelor ecosystem reshaped the show itself?
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Meanwhile on Twitter, many fans reacted to the gorgeous cinematography and special effects in the trailer and the show itself.
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Fans of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend are prone to break into song at any moment, especially songs from the show itself.
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The reaction, should it come, is more likely to show itself in the rhetoric that colors the next presidential cycle.
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Like all the other works, and the show itself, Connor's work is at once earnest, comedic, and tinged with darkness.
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The film adaptation will be identical to the Broadway show itself and should capture the feel of the Walter Kerr Theater.
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Or as if, like the show itself, he struggles with the concept that more than one girl character can exist simultaneously.
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In fact, it's almost as if Barr's real-life actions were more in line with Trumpian values than the show itself.
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The show itself takes place in Seattle, near the Grey's Anatomy hospital, but of course, it films in sunny Los Angeles.
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"Just another dead girl in a field," she says—and she may as well be addressing fans of the show itself.
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If not for this social media PDA, then we may not be able to withstand the torture of the show itself.
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To the casual observer, the space and show itself may seem sparse, but by participating, I see it from the inside.
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He said he doesn't worry too much about how people watch "Stan Against Evil," choosing to focus on the show itself.
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The show itself, though handsomely designed, is a wan affair, presented by the Canadian troupe 2B Theater Company at 59E13 Theaters.
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After it happened, audiences were left to ponder the weight of that scene without any real explanation from the show itself.
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Reverse engineered from a marketing concept, they seem catchy yet catch nothing; like the show itself, they're all hooks, no fish.
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To be clear, Pax still has a presence in Las Vegas during CES, even though it's not at the show itself.
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Because of time pressure, however, he couldn't, so Ms. di Castro suggested he make a piece for the show itself instead.
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But when you're calculating body-fat percentages at a musical, it's probably because the show itself is on the thin side.
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Osbourne went on to explain that it wasn't the show itself that pushed her to leave, but instead the network NBC.
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The show itself was about embracing a certain, known-yet-unknown darkness of the internet—eating a cherry with visible rot.
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The release of the show, and the show itself, starts to feel like a reliable thing that's always just there. Yeah.
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When Clair's latest title was released in March, weeks before the show itself, it hinted at some curious possibilities for the future.
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A home screen that lists every Alexa Skill â€" easily searchable and discoverable â€" from the Echo Show itself just makes sense.
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This is all in addition to HBO's Game of Thrones licensing business, which has existed almost as long as the show itself.
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The show itself will be live on NBC (both on cable and online), as it has been for the last two years.
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Us right now But while cynical about all other aspects of life, Rick and Morty remain eternally optimistic about the show itself.
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It includes skating choreography from Kenji Miyamoto, a coach, choreographer, and retired Japanese ice dancer, and the show itself is beautifully animated.
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"It looks great when first cut, but when washed and styled a second time, this cut's true colors show itself," he explains.
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His use of the term "multiracial" inflamed critics, and the show itself seemed to be more involved than the typical NYFW presentation.
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Like the show itself, the soundtrack has little time for nuance anymore, for quiet scores that subtly accentuate scene work between actors.
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The show itself seems to completely forget about it for an episode, and ultimately, Tyler just leaves the ship during the finale.
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Mad Men, by contrast, may have concluded on a note of crystalline, acidic perfection, but the show itself was often bafflingly uneven.
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Bennington's widow, Talinda, tweeted her thanks to Corden and the show itself in two separate posts after the statement came out Tuesday.
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But to Netflix subscribers who rarely peruse the site's anime section, this level of hype — and the show itself — may seem inscrutable.
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While you're watching the show itself, though—basically Bojack meets Broad City—you'll often forget there's anything especially radical or surreal here.
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Timberwolves OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma City Thunder's troublesome trend of letting leads disappear looked like it was going to show itself again.
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The Jenny Jones episode featuring Amedure was never broadcast and authorities have argued the show itself played some role in what happened.
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The season's jury – and perhaps the show itself, as it pushes forward to evolve in a shifting television landscape – was Team Chris.
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But, even as " GLOW " makes a compelling case for the power and the fun of the grotesque, the show itself is subtle.
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The starting library is diverse and even includes a number of country songs that haven't garnered much attention on the show itself.
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How did you arrive on the decision to focus more on the lead-up to the show rather than the show itself?
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The show itself passed its 600th episode with much fanfare in 2016, and is currently in the midst of its 28th season.
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And that incomprehensible vastness seems perfectly right, both for the enduring vitality of the show itself and the woman at its center.
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But there's no question about the imaginative impact of the show itself as a panorama of a singular, cantankerous, container-resistant career.
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My suspicion is that the appeal of decluttering as inspired by Kondo's television show will prove as superficial as the show itself.
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Zoë Kravitz is great in this gender-flipped version of the book and film, but the show itself offers only superficial pleasures.
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He's referring to "Baby Yoda," but based on the initial response, he could just as easily be talking about the show itself.
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A brand new teaser for season five of HBO's "Silicon Valley" has arrived, and the show itself will return on March 25.
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At tonight's Golden Globes, Carrey is up for Best Actor in a Television Series — Musical or Comedy (the show itself was nominated, too).
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Aside from being very personally significant to him, he also noted how forgiveness and redemption is a major theme in the show itself.
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"It's quite clear that a location that doesn't show itself to be liberal-minded will face economic disadvantages," she told a news conference.
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Not unlike "The Show" itself, a magazine article involves including some details and leaving out others in order to create a story line.
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Along with the Instagram protest photo, the show itself does justice to the legacy of Star Trek as an inclusive and "progressive" show.
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This year, nominations included the show itself, Peter Dinklage, Kit Harington, Lena Headey, Emilia Clarke, and Maisie Williams, whose reaction bordered on priceless.
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" The statement continued: "As for the show itself, we know millions of fans are on pins and needles wondering what will happen now.
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He gives another reference to Making a Murderer in this episode, marking the second time a featured player has mentioned the show itself.
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With respect to Whitney, who was our teenage dream BFF, the show itself has a lot less drama than The Hills ever did.
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The show itself is not sponsored, but candidates could have the ability to buy advertising around and during the show in the future.
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Microsoft announced a bunch of new partnerships Wednesday as it aims to show itself as a leader in the field of artificial intelligence.
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But the passion behind "RickMorty," the name bestowed on this taboo couple, is different because kinks are consistently validated by the show itself.
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Frankly, "Power Rangers'" history is as colorful as the show itself, a Japanese concept that mixed existing action scenes with American-shot footage.
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The show itself didn't happen, but at one point, a car drove past, and Mr. West poked his head out of the sunroof.
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Kerr has discovered that Adams's truth-telling doesn't show itself in dramatic confrontation but in the steady grind of the day to day.
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The show itself prioritizes using environmentally conscientious large shells shot high in the air — they are easier to clean up after the show.
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But at least this peculiar quirk keeps the Grammys interesting — which is often more than we can say for the awards show itself.
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But the show itself is less about the stories and structures of classical Greek theater than with the circus that originally surrounded it.
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For most of the screening, except for the soundtrack of the show itself, it was so quiet you could hear a pin drop.
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A potentially moment was foiled, the long story of which I relate, not because it's particularly interesting, but because the show itself wasn't.
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That attitude even leaches into the show itself, which features Allen's novelist character, Sidney Munsinger, fretting about pitching an idea to the networks.
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The E3 show itself kicks off on Tuesday, and the LACC floor is where you'll go to find most of the hands-on opportunities.
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Here are just a few things people are saying about the series: It's not just the show itself that viewers are taking issue with.
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What was revealed then would hold true for generations to come: Oscar parties have always been far more entertaining than the awards show itself.
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The effort that goes into grooming, primping, and prepping the pups at Westminster is almost more fun to look at as the show itself.
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But the surprising thing about these poll results is how fiercely they buck the strength of the show itself: they're all predictable and conventional.
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"Our client is of the view that if he gets a fair trial, then the truth will show itself to the public," he said.
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"While it may not show itself directly today in the rate of mishaps, I do believe it exhibits itself in additional risk," said Rep.
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I feel so lucky to have at least at the end of the day, beyond the show itself, to have made really good friends.
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The show itself is held in Club Domina, named after the fictional Savannah establishment that Jada Pinkett Smith's character runs in Magic Mike XXL.
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While the future of the TUF 25: Redemption stars remains to be seen, the show itself is not off to a particularly great start.
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Being on an all-female improv team, they said, was a special and positive experience, but one that felt incidental to the show itself.
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Riverdale is no stranger to homages — its episode titles are named after famous films, and oftentimes, directly reference said movies within the show itself.
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He was the route to existential freedom—something the show itself knew was a scarce commodity, available only to those who can afford it.
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"Our client is of the view that if he gets a fair trial, then the truth will show itself to the public," he said.
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At the beginning of the meal, the family gave us hilarious gifts, making fun of everything from the show itself to the fantasy suites.
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In order to make the show itself, artists had to find ways to build trust and ways of relating and communicating with one another.
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But it never quite worked its way up to calling out the star on her bullshit, either in reality or on the show itself.
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Despite the fact that little of it is new, the footage of the show itself is easily the most electrifying part of Hamilton's America.
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Also, the cost to produce shows varies by the show itself: HBO's "Insecure" costs nowhere near as much as Netflix's "The Crown," for example.
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And, look, I like all of those things in isolation, but on the show itself, they're mostly treated with a vague sense of camp.
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Yet if the zombies are defined by frantic agitation, the show itself stands out from the pack thanks to a pensive, almost dreamlike economy.
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The challenge the show faces is that Sheldon is known for his inflexibility, but the show itself needs to move around a bit more.
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The couple wasn't trying to make a statement, and Jay-Z felt that they didn't have to — the halftime show itself spoke for itself.
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Williams has been nominated as outstanding entertainment talk show host four times at the Daytime Emmys, while the show itself has received nods twice.
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Don't worry too much about understanding exactly who is mad at whom and why, because the show itself doesn't worry too much about it.
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I think the show itself is cute, but I have reflexively changed the channel on more than one occasion because the song is so unpleasant.
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And while Lee says he was pleased by the "great campaign," he admitted the show itself didn't quite nail the goals they'd had in mind.
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Because putting out her show this way—no matter what happens to the show itself—will change the way Netflix reaches people around the world.
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We've said it before and we'll say it again: Reactions to The Bachelor are nearly as entertaining as — if not more than — the show itself.
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Another genius pointed out that this was exactly how the show Orphan Black started, prompting another viral tweet and a response from the show itself.
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We won't ruin the fun way they approach the X-files twist, but rest assured fans of the show — and the show itself — were delighted.
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I think everyone was bracing for any possible, crazy scenario to show itself tonight but it basically looks like the baseline consensus forecast was correct.
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According to Amazon, the new season will feature episodes based on existing podcast installments, as well as new stories written specifically for the show itself.
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The interview quickly led to a flood of similar allegations against Spacey, with some detailing inappropriate behavior on the set of the Netflix show itself.
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The highest points of the SNL Bachelor sketches occur when the sketch is making fun of the show itself — or how the show presents itself.
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There's much more in the show itself, and we'll post the full interview with Casey in the Vergecast feed tomorrow, so stay tuned for that.
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That would have been a much more fitting end for the show's most nefarious villain, whose biggest victim it seems was actually the show itself.
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The show itself did not have high ratings, but apparently, it had the kind of fans who would take notice of a fake search engine.
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Cooper, who denied the allegations in a statement to People, is being cast as the villain here, but she's no worse than the show itself.
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So that's what I'll be doing with the opening acts; I think it will create some diversity within the show itself from top to bottom.
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Apple is looking to show itself as a major source of U.S. jobs even though final assembly of nearly all its products are done overseas.
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The show itself is just getting started, and finding your feet can sometimes mean figuring out exactly what it is the fans want to see.
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But thankfully the show itself hasn't even begun shooting yet; that will start this June, when Hamill has wrapped shooting on Star Wars: Episode VIII.
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The show itself — organized by Rocio Aranda-Alvarado, a curator at El Museo, and Amelia Malagamba-Ansótegui, an art historian — has a scrappy, hectic vibe.
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Thunder 111, Timberwolves 107 The Oklahoma City Thunder's troublesome trend of letting second-half leads disappear looked like it was going to show itself again.
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The sly jokes about Issa's being forced to speak for all black people at work come across as almost meta-commentary on the show itself.
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Winfrey was overlooked for her well-received role in HBO's TV movie "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," although the show itself earned one nomination.
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Then in 1992, it scored its first major haul of nominations, which included nods for Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander, Jerry Seinfeld, and the show itself.
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The show itself felt like a theatre piece in two acts: a throwback to a darker Ghetts and the concurrent emergence of newer, considered Ghetts.
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Europe is also too weak to rein in RussiaThe rest of West has also show itself unwilling or unable to rein in Russia right now.
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And the move doubles as a reckoning for the show itself, and how it missed some nuance in crafting its relationships the first time around.
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Sutton Foster sang a song from "The Sound of Music" earlier this season in a moment that was charming but contrived, like the show itself.
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JEREMY EGNER Well if you remember, the show itself starts at Winterfell — it started with King Robert's arrival to come take Ned to King's Landing.
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While the show itself is a joyful two hours of song and dance, in the end, a panel of judges must select two top winners.
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But it is the quality of the show itself, megaphoned by reviews and word of mouth, that made it into the semi-hit it is.
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Look, we all know it's true—the Succession theme is almost as good as the show itself, and the show is really, really, obscenely good.
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The show itself, which gets at the congenital nature of this nation's gun love, has a contemporary resonance that has only grown with the years.
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Jimmy, as played by Bob Odenkirk, was an engaging presence, but the show itself sometimes seemed caught between a bunch of different versions of itself.
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The show itself is an immersive, explosive foray into Russian culture, complete with pierogies passed out to hungry audience members seated at tables throughout the theater.
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Organisers of the Singapore Airshow said a meeting of about 300 international aviation officials had been cancelled although the show itself would go ahead this month.
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BAE reaps a huge reward from operating in such an unstable region, but that instability could one day show itself to be a double-edged sword.
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It's a treat for viewers who get to watch Pugh lose herself within a role, even as the show itself starts to feel like a slog.
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So, come season 6, was I cringing at the show's violent content — or was I cringing at the show itself for dramatizing that content so frequently?
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But even without it, the premiere of new Arrested Development episodes in 2018 isn't the event it was in 2013, for reasons beyond the show itself.
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The Snapchat show itself will be only three to five minutes in length, and will include a mix of the latest sports news, highlights and commentary.
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As with the show itself, I was caught between enjoying the drama Sweetwater actually had to offer, and wishing for twists I doubted it would deliver.
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The goal of Westworld: The Experience is exactly that: give visitors an idea of what it would feel like to step inside the television show itself.
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Though I didn't watch the show itself until I was in college, I have always been attached to the fondness that my mother had for it.
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But where discussions about these culturally omnipresent shows usually center on some sort of element of the show itself — how will the writers handle this story?
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JF: I see all of that, and at the same time, as much as I experienced that personally, the show itself lives in a period bubble.
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But whenever I watched a DVD, I always had the luxury of knowing my viewing experience would extend far beyond the movie or TV show itself.
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We go into the twists more in the show itself, but the big subject for the Hack Report is exactly what happens with that private key.
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Even as "Wentworth" depicts the entropy that exists within prison walls, the show itself is impressively methodical, pulling off subtle season-long games and genuine shocks.
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The show itself expresses Haberny's idea that his works are not about a love for destruction; the floor of the gallery is peppered with white flowers.
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When you think about that, how do you look at your ... And I want to get to the show itself, like what's going on this season.
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Potential damage to the grapes, which may take months or years to show itself, could affect the supply and quality of some of this year's vintage.
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But that doesn't mean that nothing has changed with the show itself, and the early episodes of season two make sure to let you know that.
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The maternal dynamic extended to the actors, whose growing fame led to ever more demanding schedules to juggle as the show itself became more physically strenuous.
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The show itself drew scrutiny for plot points and punch lines, especially with its third episode, which featured a glib exchange between Roseanne and her husband.
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The show itself goes over my head—Clantons, Earps, Clantons, Earps—but every single one of the many gunshots in the short performance makes me jump.
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The label, owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev, wanted to show itself as a "champion of the American dream," said Ricardo Marques, a vice president at Budweiser.
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And this criticism has been applied not only to the show itself but to anyone who hasn't, in the minds of his critics, held Spicer accountable.
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"If [the Crain siblings are] still in the Red Room, it robs Hugh's sacrifice [and the show itself] of any meaning," creator Mike Flanagan revealed to TVLine.
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According to Wilczek, this would show itself in the periodic behavior of various thermodynamic processes, such as a rotating ring of ions in their lowest energy state.
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It took Jon Snow two full episodes to go from corpse to crow, and at least as long for the show itself to come back to life.
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While the show itself was hilarious (I'm going to be laughing at the Property Brothers-inspired sketch all week), it looks like the after party was unforgettable.
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Also, we didn't mention this in the show itself, but next week we'll be reviewing Big Mouth, the new animated series on Netflix from comedian Nick Kroll.
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It's just that the show itself continually lost sight of it, in favor of constantly propping him up as the show's hero and all-around best dude.
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And since I have seen the light on Miranda's excellence, it's has also shaken up the way I perceive the other characters, and even the show itself.
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Beyond the show itself, Quartz News will cultivate its community through a companion Messenger bot experience that will give followers the opportunity to interact with the show.
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You notice the beautiful and appreciate it, and in turn, notice more of it—seek and ye shall find, what you look will show itself to you.
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While Germany's Gamescom event won't formally kick off until tomorrow, game companies started making announcements over the past couple of days, leading up to the show itself.
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Even though the show itself was woefully snubbed by the TV Academy yesterday, both Alexis Bledel (Rory) and Milo Ventimiglia (Jess) are nominated for Emmys, as E!
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Hence, his work, like the show itself, feels appropriate on the premises of a college similarly devoted to exploring humanity's attachment to violence and its harmful effects.
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The show itself is a delight, but O'Hara's interpretation of Moira Rose — complete with a hilarious accent and many, many wigs — is truly something to be seen.
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It's a good thing the wins and acceptance speeches offered so much surprise and entertainment, because otherwise the show itself was a mess in its production choices.
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The Source: The producers of Star Wars Resistance Probability of Accuracy: It's been confirmed outside of the show, but will we get confirmation in the show itself?
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Scandal ensued, Razek resigned, and that year it did indeed hire its first trans model, Valentina Sampaio, but for a catalog shoot, not the fashion show itself.
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The show itself was packed with diehard fan club members, music industry muckety-mucks, and a few lucky souls like Jack, who'd come by his ticket serendipitously.
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What this means is that Russia must show itself to be a central player in sensitive global regions from the Middle East to the Caucasus and the Baltics.
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Maisel (with further deserving nominations for Tony Shalhoub, a prior three-time winner for Monk; Jane Lynch, who has four previous wins; Alex Borstein; and the show itself).
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The character—an agent from the Department of Homeland Security—has become essential to the show's narrative, and Gavankar's emotional acting has added depth to the show itself.
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The summer doldrums are in evidence on Wall Street, with a lack of informational input continuing to show itself in very small moves for the major U.S. averages.
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Stranger Things, the beloved Netflix coming-of-age show about weirdness and first kisses, also features an ensemble cast that is as equally adored as the show itself.
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Karaszewski: We did do a lot of social satire in the show itself, and were very careful not to have any of that land on Ron or Nicole.
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"As you come to expect with a Darin Morgan episode, it's original, idiosyncratic, very, very funny — it's a thumb in the eye of the show itself," Carter said.
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Though you can't exactly laud Gomez's vocal performance at the 2014 AMAs, the show itself is iconic, and even Gomez has admitted that the 2014 performance was pivotal.
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Without Sony, the show itself was a little slow — but surprise appearances from beloved actors like Reeves, Jon Bernthal, and Rob McElhenney more than made up for it.
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In reality, Adult Swim hires young animators to use their characters in experimental bumps all the time, and they never have anything to do with the show itself.
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I'm confident it's all heading somewhere, but not from anything we've seen in the show itself; I simply have too much faith in The Americans to believe otherwise.
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Apparently millions of people don't realize you can just watch the sex scenes—which include incest, rape, lesbians, orgies, and simple prolonged gratuitous nudity—on the show itself.
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Over time, the cultural hand-wringing the show had prompted came to feel more antiquated than the show itself, and the family's image improved with that evolving perspective.
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And now, somewhere between the two, lies "Hello Again," Tom Gustafson's florid adaptation of Michael John LaChiusa's 1993 Off Broadway show (itself based on Arthur Schnitzler's "La Ronde").
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The first major TV pregnancy, of course, was written into the show itself, when Lucille Ball became pregnant at the same time as her I Love Lucy character.
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And while Ms. Versace appeared for her customary bow wearing an hourglass dress that looked punishingly constricting, the show itself suggested a designer who has loosened her corset.
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The show has been a huge hit for Disney's new streaming service, and not just because of the adorable Baby Yoda — the show itself was pretty good, too.
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From harvesting babies in some weird swamp to growing them to adulthood in a centrifuge of some sort, he's as all over the place as the show itself.
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While all the segments make sense in context of the show itself, the majority of them aren't very conducive to being lifted out and shared as standalone clips.
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Meanwhile, the show itself has continued to expand the ways its world interacts with our own, including by adding a Syrian refugee character named Sayid in season four.
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After telling me their backup plans (and a quick game of pool with Levine and guitarist Josh Marre), we head back to the venue for the show itself.
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A couple episodes in, as Natasha Lyonne's Nadia dies again and again, the title starts to make sense, even as the show itself becomes more of a twisty puzzle.
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Even more elongated than the LG G6's simpler 2:1, this display will have to show itself at least as useful as the more traditional 73:9 ones.
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The show itself, though, was snubbed for best series — a cult hit out of the U.K. is easily elbowed aside by a Westworld, HBO's big-budget showcase for androids.
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For the show itself, playing with perception means being less concerned with the slow untangling its own dense web than with the fun of fucking with the audience's heads.
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What's amazing is that for a show predicated on our protagonist being endlessly annoyed by his family's lack of boundaries and meddling tendencies, the show itself never feels unwelcome.
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We see only brief snippets of this horrible moment in American history in the show itself, but its reverberations are felt in the show's main timeline — an alternate 2019.
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However, their continued progress and potential impact in the speech recognition market may show itself through the partnerships formed in rolling out its technology through other products and services.
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How to make it work In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, Wells and the "Third Watch" team were focused not on the show itself, but on their people.
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While calling the show itself "funny," Spicer told "Extra" on Sunday that McCarthy "could dial back" a bit from her exaggerated impersonation of him as White House press secretary.
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Stop-motion animator Lee Hardcastle did a series called The Non-Canonical Adventures of Rick and Morty to quash any suspicion that they have bearing on the show itself.
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It gave us witches saying cutting, bitchy things, and old-favorite characters delivering their signature lines — the kind of quotable stuff that will endure long after the show itself.
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Because the show itself functions as one long confessional monologue, with the viewer as the protagonist's personal sounding board as she strides around the streets of London, causing trouble.
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But the Trump Show itself — the series of tweets, speeches, interviews, and provocations undertaken by the president of the United States in lieu of governing — is tedious and irrelevant.
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It was remarkable not for the show itself, but for the fact that it was happening at all, on a public stage, in the conservative capital of Saudi Arabia.
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Master of None's second season followed the example set by its first, turning out episodes that can almost stand as their own short films, independent of the show itself.
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But the government of Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, keen to show itself as no less religious than the Islamist leadership it ousted, has allowed the righteous to speak up.
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Few defense deals get signed at the show itself, but it is seen as a major opportunity to test the mood of arms buyers and their mainly Western suppliers.
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Since it was first announced in October 2014, David Lynch's Twin Peaks revival has gone through almost as many twists and devastating turns as the original 1990 show itself.
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Plus, there's something to be said for combining the deeply positive nostalgia of seeing the original cast reunited once more with the complicated, heavy nostalgia of the show itself.
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A number of things about the show itself have changed: Elmo lives in a brownstone, Oscar the Grouch moves underground through a recycling system, and fewer celebrity guests will appear.
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Though not above important critique, the show itself is pushing culture forward not just in its groundbreaking depictions of queer sexualities and identities but in its trans-inclusive hiring practices.
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They declared the show "Russophobia" and went through it with a fine-tooth comb for gaffes and inaccuracies, in the process misrepresenting both the show itself and the historical facts.
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Although the red carpet had plenty of "wow" moments, celebrities took more risks at the 2020 Oscars after-parties than the awards show itself, sporting daring looks throughout the evening.
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But by airing this moment with a gloss-free glory that purports to bare its own production completely, the show manages to brilliantly insinuate that "it" is the show itself.
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That's even mirrored in the show itself: Bran's and Tyrion's attempt to start a "new" political system really just ended up enshrining the old political system, with a few tweaks.
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Guests were greeted by beer kegs and a standing room only presentation that made it clear there was no need for an after party: The show itself was just that.
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The show itself is clearly getting old, and the minimal tweaks that have been made in an effort to inject new lifeblood into the format have been unsustainable at best.
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These shifting sands of blood and royal intrigue are a pale shadow of the show itself, but until July 16, when it returns to HBO, it's the next best thing.
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There was little separation between cast and crew, between on set and off set; the process of shooting the show appeared to be an essential component of the show itself.
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The show itself is neat, as everyone who watched the Super Bowl saw, but the most impressive part wasn't broadcasted on TV. The drones take off from launchpads like fireflies.
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While twenty- and thirtysomethings might get a warm feeling from seeing Nye back on TV, it sounds like the show itself will be quite current and even at times political.
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It opens into the space devoted to the show itself — a pair of armchairs on a platform in front of a big monitor that plays a six-minute highlight reel.
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"Parents and kids reported that they actually talked about the show itself, that the program was an enabler for parents to talk to their teens about life," Professor Wartella said.
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"When hate is promoted by the president of our country, it is going to show itself in the weakest elements of society and Latinos have been targeted," Mr. Henry said.
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It doesn't help that their characters are dating on the show itself, meaning the line between what's real and what's all for the sake of the fandom can be blurry.
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Ecuyer's autism can show itself in a variety of ways, and she is continually finding out about his likes and dislikes, such as the limited things that Ecuyer likes to eat.
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The red carpet will run for two hours, and the show itself should run about three hours, so you'll def want to bring a snack or two to your viewing party.
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Being a celebrity on a reality show, and knowing everything is being documented, adds layers to the experience that can't be acknowledged without discussing the show itself, which is generally forbidden.
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Mini didn't unveil any electric cars at the New York Auto Show itself, while booths of its competitors, including Toyota, Jaguar, and Honda, were peppered with flashy, tech-savvy hybrid vehicles.
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I just hope in the future SNL hands these Bachelor-aimed sketches to people who have the time and energy to write a sketch slightly more intelligent than the show itself.
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It turns out, though, that the most important Stranger Things question you should be asking yourself has nothing to do with the show itself, but the actors who star in it.
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"I think that Ginger, as a character, and possibly the show itself, told girls that it was okay to express themselves," says Emily Kapnek, the writer and creator of the show.
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In its first three seasons, the series had mostly scored nominations for guest actor Margo Martindale and a couple of smaller categories, not for its main cast or the show itself.
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Just as dawn begins to show itself, the mob launches a well-aimed mortar attack from just outside the nearby gates, which is met by ferocious retaliation from the special ops.
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The game will feature new cases every month, delving into the broader mythology of alien invasions and government conspiracies while also including standalone episodes — sort of like to the show itself.
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In this sense, the show itself is a kind of alchemical transformation: it features work that Cordova made in Greensboro, Harlem, Skowhegan, Houston, and elsewhere, all rendered into a mystical south.
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Even if Nintendo didn't attend Tokyo Game Show itself, it would have been the perfect time to announce the NX while the world's media was in town to cover Japanese games.
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Indeed, these displays have become inextricably bound with the Trump show itself — as much as the snaking entrance lines and the calls to "build a wall" along the border with Mexico.
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Rather than look to the show itself, or even the comic-book source material, I decided to go all the way back to an earlier live-action adaptation of the stories.
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It essentially served as a way to outsource all my baser narrative needs: I got the catharsis of a sentimental ending and the surety that the show itself would avoid sentiment.
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Alice Ripley deservedly won a Tony Award for her heartbreaking performance as Diana, and the show itself — music by Tom Kitt, book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey — won the Pulitzer Prize.
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The show itself, developed from an Israeli series by Alex Gansa and Howard Gordon, has survived its own vicissitudes, including the departures of two leading men, Damian Lewis and Rupert Friend.
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Every glimpse of the Moomins, be it in the form of fanart or glimpses of the show itself, has been immeasurably soothing and fascinating — regular dispatches from a pure, folkloric otherworld.
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The show itself, he tells us, is all about the maker that he was before he became as famous as he is now, before he won the Turner Prize in 2003.
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But since Heather isn't as forthcoming on social media as many of her fellow Bachelor Nation inductees are, fans will have to keep their eyes peeled for clues on the show itself.
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Bristowe and Tartick are lending some authenticity to The Bachelor brand of romance, and fans reactions indicate they like the relatability more than the over-the-top production of the show itself.
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Not that they should ditch their jobs in favor of becoming TV hosts, but that perhaps the work of a producer should become a part of the narrative of the show itself.
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Fans who know the twists could end up feeling like surrogates of the show itself — guardians of its biggest secrets, with a duty to protect fans who don't want to be spoiled.
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According to what some of our favorite stars from the show have been posting to social media, these goodbyes might be even more emotional than what we witnessed on the show itself.
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People who watch Game of Thrones may not be that impressed by magical resurrections, as we've already seen several, but most of the characters on the show itself have seen exactly zero.
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And while we must wait to find out if that blessed day will ever come on the show itself, Entertainment Weekly has gifted us with a little reunion of their own making.
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The show itself is not widely advertised, meaning that if Trump did agree to get interviewed by Galifianakis, his appearance on the show will not be known until after its next release.
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While the show itself has garnered mix reviews for dramatic tropes and stock characters and not-unwelcome scenic pornography, the performances, and Witherspoon's in particular, are as mesmerizing as their Monterey backdrop.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 4): 100%What critics said: "If you're wondering how much the show itself has changed with the switch to Netflix, the answer is... not much at all.
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As Murphy describes Escobar as a "rich guy going broke," the cutaways to the slumped, bullet-riddled bodies of Escobar's army play more powerfully than anything the show itself could have staged.
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But the show itself, like its two predecessors — one a sampling of new art from South and Southeast Asia, the other from Latin America — already existed under something of a political cloud.
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For the special's producers, including Lear, the production is less about the show itself, and more about the fact that socially relevant programming can still be made today -- even on network television.
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The new CW football drama "All American" can't seem to capitalize on all this, though, and instead winds up feeling more like a commercial for a show than an actual show itself.
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On the sidelines of the show itself, Waymo, the self-driving car division of the Google parent company Alphabet, will come to New York to lay out its vision for driverless cars.
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But then it got support from the NBC show itself, with a hilarious new ad for the show featuring Milo Ventimiglia eating some chili made in — you guessed it — a Crock-Pot.
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The award show itself didn't have any angry Kanye interruptions or Britney Spears dancing with a snake -- but there was still plenty of action behind the scenes at the moon man ceremony.
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In subsequent interviews, creator Mike Fleiss focused on the fallout — the season's ratings took a nosedive, losing a million viewers — rather than the way the show itself was part of the problem.
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They place their ads on a show (often through an intermediary, like a media buyer) because their target demographic watches the show, not because they endorse the content of the show itself.
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Throughout the first four episodes, those almonds loom large in Abby's mind and the show itself as she keeps plucking them out of the snaking line she's arranged on her kitchen counter.
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The show itself celebrates the ingenuity of designers and architects during a time of rapid modernization, when technology and a fast-changing popular culture — exemplified by jazz music — were reshaping everyday life.
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But there are some people, particularly those at ABC and the show itself, who probably won't mind him sticking around and watching this fight play out over and over, week after week.
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The fashion show itself lasted for about five minutes and was really just people who were already wearing flat earth gear soul-training from one end of the store to the other.
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At the auto show itself, the stars will be gasoline-burning SUVs, such as the Subaru Ascent, a large, three-row SUV from a brand known for compact, all-wheel-drive cars.
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The show itself is staunchly progressive in its acceptance of everyone, and goes out of its way to honor the experiences of people regardless of their race, body type, or place of origin.
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The show itself became one of the highest-rated sitcoms in the coveted adults 18–49 demographic from 2001–05, attracting more than 18 million total viewers for its series finale in 2006.
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What's more, the show itself was subversive and smart, and it doesn't get enough credit for, say, the way the show embraced the Flower Power movement at the height of the Vietnam War.
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CBS declined to offer any other information about the show itself, when asked, like episode length or if and how the series will be monetized – for example, through a show sponsor or ads.
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At this point, playing an intern on this show is like an extended audition for the show itself: You get a season (or two) to try your hand at being a Grey's favorite.
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While it will be hard to get any kind of moral message onto the show itself, Debbie comes up with the idea of making a TV spot that airs separately from the show.
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We're also pleased to announce more details on the show itself: The heart of the day is the Startup Battlefield competition, which will feature 15 top, early stage startups from throughout Latin America.
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So whether you personally want Steve's hair or you want it for a man in your life, we've rounded up everything that's been said about the look — including on the show itself — below.
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And many of us are affected by a disease that doesn't always show itself, with depression and bipolar disorder being two of the most common mental health diagnoses, both still shrouded in shame.
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The expo had a number of highlights, but what continually impressed me was the programming, and how accessible it was to folks with hearing disabilities or those who couldn't attend the show itself.
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I guess I should clarify I didn't stop ... I do want to get to the show itself, but the idea of being scared of tech kind of thing, or being perplexed by tech.
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"Rather, the alt-right movement is more apt to manifest itself in rising resentment that will show itself in the polls come election day," read an account on Richard Spencer's alt-right website.
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One of the most popular Game of Thrones memes in the wake of the finale involves allowing Brienne to tell much better stories than the one she was given on the show itself.
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Many of the people in Hujar's photographs — Eichelberger, Ludlam and Wojnarowicz lead a long list — died as a result of the disease, which makes the show itself a portrait in life and death.
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Although the creators of "13 Reasons Why" aspired to educate, the show itself never mentions a critical point: most children who die by suicide have a mental health disorder like depression that's treatable.
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But Schur would be the first one to tell you that the show itself wasn't conceived as a direct response to the IRL crumbling of civility that the 2016 U.S. election helped accelerate.
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" That connection has been a boon for the actors and the show itself, Benedict noted: "The loyalty and the passion that this fanbase has, has literally kept this show on for 12 seasons.
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So while every season of BoJack is ambitious in its own way, season four may in fact outdo them all, if only because it so thoroughly challenges the show itself at every turn.
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I absolutely think that June's mother is still out there, if only because she's such an enormous presence in the book that she's always struck me as slightly underused on the show itself.
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You have also missed several facts about the TV show in question that invalidate your argument—most notably to me that the show itself was written by a 61-year-old white Ulsterman.
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She shared this gorgeous photo and heartfelt message to her This Is Us costar on her Instagram, and it's truly too cute for words — as if the show itself wasn't enough of a tearjerker.
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But, besides the nominees (the gang's all here), there will also be SAG Ambassadors, Yara Shahidi and Harry Shum Jr. who'll host the live stream of the red carpet before the awards show itself.
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With 24 seasons of the reality competition show in the books and an increasingly tiresome format, the show itself is fighting for another chance as much as its returning stars are at this point.
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But the fact is Rick and Morty isn't the niche, underdog Adult Swim animated series we fell in love with anymore — and I don't mean in the sense that the show itself changed drastically.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Do you think that-- that kind of innovation is going to show itself first in the U.S., or is China more ripe for at least the autonomous part of all of that?
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The German team performed unexpectedly well, taking third place, a showing that was accompanied by sunny weather and a spirit of generosity that allowed a reunited Germany to show itself off to the world.
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On Jane the Virgin, Jane's new adviser instructs her to make sure the romance novel she's writing passes the Bechdel test, prompting the show's narrator to assess whether the show itself passes the test.
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"We're going to have a supply deficit that will begin to show itself in the next 24 months, which will not only support the current copper price but also, send it upwards," said Arriagada.
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If you were recommending to someone like me a few things to read or watch before the final season premieres — other than the show itself, and the full-season recaps — what would you suggest?
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And can I suggest that Commander Lawrence, with this barely restrained contempt for women and love of offbeat pop music choices, is the show itself personified as an award-winning and beloved character actor?
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Supposedly drowned in a previous season, Alice is reborn, like the show itself, and Wilson once again uses Alice's jealousy and general impatience to inject some deadpan humor into the otherwise deadly serious proceedings.
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The show itself provided a dream-like escapism, serving as a quasi- Saturday Night Live Jr. with a stable of kid comedians performing off-the-wall sketches alongside a rotating roster of musical guests.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — Could a musical about a young country turning its back on the motherland succeed in that same "tiny island across the sea," to use the language of the show itself?
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The duo emphasized the production will be different from other iterations before it because of the nature of the show itself: It's a hybrid production, the best of a movie, a live show and television.
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The site is known for being an online home to a number of TV fandoms, where users blog and reblog clips, photos and GIFs, as well as follow the official blogs from the show itself.
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The show itself will go ahead as planned, but on a smaller scale * China Commodity Markets Insight Forum 20203, Feb 19-20: The forum held by S&P Global Platts was delayed until further notice.
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What's fascinating is how that lesson manifests in Silicon Valley as a series of seemingly minor excuses Richard tells himself and Jared, now pretty much the acting conscience of Pied Piper and the show itself.
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Which isn't to say the show itself is antagonistic toward change, or even that nostalgic about the past: "The past," after all, has very different meanings for different characters in different proximity to the ranch.
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The show itself will go ahead as planned, but on a smaller scale * China Commodity Markets Insight Forum 25, Feb 26-24: The forum held by S&P Global Platts was delayed until further notice.
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With Outlander season 3's premiere date still unknown, the show's producers have released a little something to tide us over: a season 2 gag reel that, like the show itself, is not entirely SFW.
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The 2004 show, itself a reboot of a 1970s show of the same name, takes place in a future where realistic robots called Cylons are at war with the last remnants of the human race.
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While those following along with the sites have known about the simulator for weeks, the show itself just teased a new step into the Cradle on Sunday night in a preview for the sixth episode.
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I'm certainly not advocating for some pro-violence method of conflict resolution (even though the show itself often seems to), but this is the exact same scenario we saw play out with Alexandria last year.
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You know that these two fangirls are engaged in a complicated rundown of numerous complex relationships both on the TV show itself and within the community of fans that has sprung up around that show.
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When a shady character dies, Wallander reads from the Swedish poet Tomas Transtromer's "Half-Finished Heaven" at the funeral, and it's a triple epitaph — for the villain, for Mr. Mankell and for the show itself.
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But while scholarly essays in the hefty, 320-page catalog do just that, the show itself only partly and obliquely brings out the most interesting issues relating to women and the art of Gustav Klimt.
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To their most dedicated fans, the queens' lives almost become another show outside the show itself; as with any huge pop or movie star beloved among #teens, no detail is too small to obsess over.
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For a show as orderly and worked-out as "Westworld," the "Now what?" feeling that pervades the Season 2 premiere feels invigorating, as if the show itself had wriggled free of its own narrative patterns.
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Compared to the big-tent philosophy that guided TV when the original came into being, the show itself is thus symbolic -- not just regarding politics, but also the media world -- of how things have changed.
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The show itself was really well written, and it just goes to show you that if you have the writing and the right chemistry between the cast, things really do work out for the best.
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"I think the United States can show itself as a benevolent country by exporting energy and by helping countries that don't have adequate supplies become more self-sufficient and less dependent and less threatened," he said.
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For the 2019 Golden Globes, she's nominated for best performance by an actress in a television series (musical or comedy), while the show itself is nominated for best television series in the musical or comedy category.
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The big-budget "enemy at the gates" affairs that Berg now directs for the big screen came as a reward for the popularity of this show — itself actually a nuanced and empathetic take on modern Americana.
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The show itself doesn't have a name, nor does it have a release date, but it does have Naomi Ackie, Jamie Campbell Bower, Denise Gough, Sheila Atim, Ivanno Jeremiah, Georgie Henley, Alex Sharp, and Toby Regbo.
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So the closest thing Rick has to a goal — convince King Ezekiel to join his cause — is quickly thwarted by the show itself, simply because it needs to extend this story for a few more weeks.
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The show itself is being hosted by NBC News correspondent Gadi Schwartz, who has contributed to the Today Show, NBC Nightly News and MSNBC; and Savannah Sellers, previously a digital correspondent and weekend reporter with MSNBC.
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If we want to understand how and why The X-Files was able to transcend, against all odds, we need to look at both its forebears and the ways the show itself (sometimes subtly) altered television.
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The company struck deals with more than 70 companies like Coca-Cola and Lego to promote the third season, and it featured more name brands from the 1980s, like Chevy and JVC, in the show itself.
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The media coverage around the deals, which were covered by major outlets like The New York Times, advertising and Hollywood trades, and extensively by Business Insider, may have pulled too much attention from the show itself.
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"The Morning Show" executive producers Mimi Leder and Kerry Ehrin told attendees at Recode&aposs Code Media conference that lots of the bad reviews they saw were aimed more at Apple than at the show itself.
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The most critical employment of Shazam is not actually in the TV studio, but the home, where viewers are encouraged to play along, compete against each other, and Shazam the show itself to unlock exclusive content.
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The hood is cheap, and maybe the show itself isn't too pricy, but then they make you pay for more and more inside the experience, and it's too easy just to say yes and transfer money.
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"If they want to know us, they need a lot more space on these forms," Uwamahoro's character says in the waiting room, and you wish the show itself ventured behind its self-imposed grid of … niceness?
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Yet if the intent was ultimately to maintain a celebratory tone without ignoring either the outside world or the elephant in the room throughout this year's awards, host Jimmy Kimmel and the show itself largely succeeded.
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The move yielded the show's most-watched season ever, with the Lady Gaga-starring premiere debuting to just under 1 million viewers ahead of the show itself bagging eight Emmy nods (ultimately winning three) earlier this year.
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But sometimes you need to fire up the music, and Travis Scott, the Weeknd, and SZA have given us the ultimate bard anthem for cold Winterfell nights — with a music video as dazzling as the show itself.
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Friends' outsize influence has as much to do with the slow collapse of network television (and executives pining for the era when a show could be that big) as it does with anything the show itself did.
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During a recent trip to Los Angeles, Macfadyen spoke to BuzzFeed News with delight about Succession — both about the show itself, which was created by Jesse Armstrong (Peep Show), and about the experience he had making it.
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The popularity of the Westworld show itself might be further proof, and with massive corporations like Disney embracing the trend to lure audiences away from their living rooms, these kinds of projects will only become more ubiquitous.
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In a sea of clickbait, Just Doug stands out as a bitingly sarcastic take on one Asian-American man's struggle to break into Hollywood—the same thing the real Kim hopes to accomplish with the show itself.
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Despite Lemonade being engulfed by Jay-Z cheating rumors and political statements, the show itself was kept fairly lowkey—focusing, as always, on one massive wind machine, seven different leotards, and a knee-shattering amount of choreography.
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"They can do things that the show itself isn't necessarily capable of doing," said Angus Wall, a co-founder of the design studio Elastic and the leader of the team that created the "Game of Thrones" opener.
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A key support would be for the United States and China to find a solution to their bitter trade dispute, Jakobsen said, but to prevent a sharp economic slowdown, a solution needs to show itself before Feb.
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Waller-Bridge won the Golden Globe for outstanding actress in a TV series, comedy or musical while also taking home an award for the show itself on Sunday after previously winning an Emmy for it last year.
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In past seasons of The X-Files, genius writer Darin Morgan (about whom I wrote so much more here) stood out as an iconoclast, writing brutally funny episodes that questioned the underlying premises of the show itself.
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But the relationship between Campfire and the show's creative team was two-way, with some of the Resistance Radio themes getting written into the TV show itself after the showrunners saw what the agency had been working on.
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Unfortunately, it is also transparently an advertisement for one of Game of Thrones' most famous catchphrases, and therefore sort of an advertisement for the show itself, placed within the dialogue of the show, which you are already watching.
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For an awards show whose history boasts some of the boldest, most unforgettable fashion moments — one whose red carpet is just as entertaining as the show itself — the Grammy's have a lot to live up to this year.
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Without Twitter's collective schadenfreude, or the high-wire danger of larger-scale productions, the live "She Loves Me" became like the musical cigarette box in the show itself — more important as a symbol than as an actual product.
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The show itself will be produced in-house by Twitch Studios, which is also responsible for other Twitch community content, including "Twitch Weekly;" a sneaker culture-focused show "FreshStock;" the mini-documentary "Ironsights;" and Twitch's convention stage coverage.
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"I'd be like, 'Hey, it's Friday,' talking about nothing, and then I'd sing this heavy piece of music, talking about everything," she said, and she realized that's not so different from what she's doing with the show itself.
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There's the show itself, of course, now playing in six productions in North America and Britain, with a seventh expected at some point in Germany, and the books and the app and the cast recording and the mixtape.
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Louie was so tied to Louis C.K. that when he became a figure who prompted, at best, mild distaste, the show itself was ruined by the disconnect between who C.K. sold himself as and who he actually was.
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From the streets of Westeros to the blazing Dothraki deserts to the frozen Wildling tundra beyond the Wall, almost every man on Game of Thrones is pretty obsessed with penises (even if the show itself rarely shows them).
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Despite its humble beginnings on the show, the drink is now so inextricably linked to it that asking why the Cosmo became such a phenomenon is a bit like asking why the show itself found its level of success.
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So it came as no surprise when HBO invited press — and New York Comic Con attendees — to experience its new show, Westworld in VR. I was intrigued, of course, because the premise of the show itself is very eerie.
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Because of how they use social media, because of how effortlessly that technology coalesces in teens' lives and in the show itself, Vandal is once again in a class of its own among content we'd otherwise compare it to.
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Like the characters the actors portrayed, the show itself was suddenly being called to duty -- to find a way to honor the people who gave up so much on that day in September -- and they were determined to deliver.
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It's exciting to imagine that later seasons might follow our dirty little heroes into their teen years, and if Season 2 is any indication of how the show itself with go through changes, that's good news for its fans.
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The after show itself will be easy to find — we'll have a post each week with stream links, and USA will be promoting the show during each episode of Mr. Robot, so you won't be able to miss it.
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Guests were also invited to take a ride in one of the brand's Dior-printed taxi cabs parked in front of their new Bond Street location: But onto the main event, the spectacle that is the runway show itself.
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Pod Save America and other shows under the Crooked Media umbrella use a similar but modified format: Multiple hosts participate in the pre-recorded reads, lending the feeling of camaraderie and honesty that makes the show itself so popular.
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However, the only category where the song was nominated was not presented in the actual broadcast, redolent of the time when the Grammys refused to award its first trophy for best rap performance in 1989 during the show itself.
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"Any time you have people come from an unscripted show that becomes successful in their own right, it adds more legitimacy and credibility to the show itself," said Brandon Riegg, Netflix's vice president of nonfiction series and comedy specials.
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The show itself — organized by Ms. Montana when the original curator, David Breslin, moved to the Whitney Museum of American Art — begins where the catalogue raisonné does, in 1954, with a small untitled graphite drawing on oil-stained paper.
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A big part of the appeal of the franchise is having the Bachelor or Bachelorette figure out whom they love without any outside interference (beyond the drama caused on the show itself); the contestants don't even have internet access.
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This is highly unlikely to happen, in view of the growing "buyer's remorse" now becoming obvious among convention-goers in recent weeks, as the Trump campaign continues to show itself profoundly inept and unprepared to take on the Democrats.
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When I used to think about circus life, I imagined that the thrills I saw inside the ring concealed a lonely existence: moving from one place to another with little, if any, connection to anything but the show itself.
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If African-Americans were discriminated against in building a basketball fan base as well, it would show that white privilege can even show itself in one of the arenas in American life in which blacks have had tremendous success.
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It's not just the detectives in "The Hour and the Day" who are losing their sense of direction — it's as if the show itself had unscrewed the cap on a bottle of Jack Daniels and gone for a swim.
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The mixing in of the real-time footage of the actual people with the show itself, for me, gives it that extra chill that a story like this deserves because you are talking about real things that happened to real people.
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Roberts later explained that a big part of the reason why she hasn't gotten into Game of Thrones — and may not be binging on the series after it's over anytime soon — is because of the graphic nature of the show itself.
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That peaked and was indeed encapsulated by a clever stunt that -- like the show itself, almost inevitably -- dragged on too long, as the producers surprised a group of tourists, bringing them into the theater to rub elbows with the stars.
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Huawei has just announced that its flagship P30 will be announced in the month after the show rather than at the show itself, while OnePlus will have a presence at the show but isn't expected to make any new announcements.
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That's right: not the award show itself, but rather the pre-show event where the celebs walk the red carpet and are interviewed by Hollywood press with questions about what they're wearing, and who they want to win, among other things.
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The dogs, who share names with two of our favorite Golden Girls, were abandoned together at the playard at the Atlanta Humane Society — but the true strength of their bond wouldn't show itself until they were separated during medical care.
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The Havana show itself is almost derailed twice—once by a visit by Obama, which forces the band to reschedule, and then by the Pope, who requests the band not perform on Good Friday ("He's not my manager," says Keith).
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If they were to end up doing the show again with kids, no matter how thoughtfully you construct the show itself, the reaction to it will just take on a life of its own, and it will be very different.
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In addition to the magnificent character actress Margo Martindale winning her second outstanding guest actress in a drama Emmy, both Rhys and Russell earned nods for their performances, and the show itself is up for best writing and best drama.
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As of June 2, fans have the opportunity to hear many of the show's best songs in one place with the release of Steven Universe Soundtrack: Volume 1, a comprehensive collection that feels like taking a trip through the show itself.
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With glimpses of all our principle heroes and villains, hordes of extras, spilled blood, impalement, burning flayed bodies, and parapets, the trailer is as far from the usual pre-season teaser reel as the show itself is from Highlander: The Series.
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While there's sure to be plenty of tension to come on Emmy night — after all, only one actor can take the iron Emmy throne — fans were quick to celebrate the actors they love, despite their beef with the show itself.
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Housed in a Victorian-era building near Columbus Circle, this exhibition, which opens Saturday and runs through January, is a kind of theme park for re-addiction, a cleverly immersive experience mounted with the same exacting care as the show itself.
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It's an hour-long guided tour of the building, which takes you through the backstage area as if you were an artist performing on the show itself, going through the various dressing rooms and then out into the main auditorium.
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The show itself is free (although there is a small charge for booking online), but I'm starving hungry, so once I'm sat down in the venue, I order the Bluebird Basket – chicken tenders and fries – and a root beer ($20).
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Although she has been credited with coming up with and shaping the Roseanne Conner character, the creation of the show itself is credited to Matt Williams, a writer-producer who was fired after clashing with the star early in its run.
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And what ended up on screen was largely a product of listening to the show itself, discovering new things in the room and not being so married to the concrete vision we had at the very beginning of the process.
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PT. (If you live somewhere in the middle, do the math.) Since the award show itself is being held in Los Angeles, all the nominees and presenters will be getting out of there with plenty of time to attend afterparties.
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BoJack could have been any number of brooding TV antiheroes from the 2010s, as the Mad Men–esque opening credits suggest, and the show itself spoofs that idea in later seasons with BoJack's role in the dark detective drama Philbert.
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The Oscars for animated short film, documentary short and live-action short comprise one-eighth of the awards given on a traditional telecast, and it's here that most Oscar pools run into choppy waters and the show itself often founders.
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The 2011 Tony-winning show — itself an adaptation of the 1992 cult-classic film — has been filmed live, and will air in movie theaters nationwide for three days this February as part of a new partnership between Fathom Events and Disney Theatrical Productions.
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The ladies of Litchfield prison have been coming to Netflix for our binging pleasure since 2013, and the show itself is responsible for kicking off the platform's signature practice of dropping full seasons at once (along with House Of Cards and Hemlock Grove).
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While '90s kids will continue to hold out hope that they can someday join the Silver Snakes or Purple Parrots on a grown-up version of the game show itself, at least Nickelodeon is feeding our craving for the good old days.
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Something about the word "grateful" made it sound like the Academy was scolding us for having been so rude, so inconveniently opinionated in the lead-up to the show itself: You insolent, minimally talented horrors, you'll take our show and you'll be grateful.
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I think that's a bigger mind switch than the show itself ending up on Instagram because most people know what a runway is, they understand how to think about that, they do not expect to be able to buy it the next day.
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The show itself, in case you have been living in a cave and haven't heard, dealt with electoral politics exactly once — in its season premiere, when Roseanne and her sister, Jackie (Laurie Metcalf), hadn't spoken since the election and had to make up.
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SAN FRANCISCO — There's something fairytale-like, or even cinematic, in the story behind the April Dawn Alison show currently at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) — a tale almost as compelling as the moving, playful, poignant photographs of the show itself.
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The show itself might disappear into its elaborate comic set pieces, but it never pushed too far in one direction or another when it came to the very real pain that its three generations of characters felt about their relationships (or lack thereof).
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The Netflix show itself points out how egregiously common sexual violence is against women, kicking off the 13 Reasons Why season 7843 finale "Bye" with a powerful montage of many of the series' woman characters detailing their own histories of harassment and assault.
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Watch the pre-show above or tune in on the PeopleTV app, which is available on your favorite streaming devices, As for the show itself, for the 11th time in a row, Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley will cohost the big event.
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"When you can create an experience around a show that's bigger than the show itself, and have people believe there's something real about it, you get more engaged with the show," Amazon Studios marketing head Michael Benson tells me over the phone.
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The show itself is unlikely to be remembered as a groundbreaking moment, but it did include clear and specific calls for change — most of them by women — that could lead, in the long run, to a more equitable entertainment industry for everyone.
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Whether that's for protesters to coordinate their actions, or, in this case, to connect two complete strangers across the US who can then help someone in urgent need, the power of connectivity through platforms like Twitter is still only starting to show itself.
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"Despite reports to the contrary, Mark Burnett does not have the ability nor the right to release footage of other material from 'The Apprentice,'" he said in a statement with MGM, which owns both his production company and the NBC show itself.
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The Whitney show itself — organized by Bennett Simpson, a senior curator, with Rebecca Matalon of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and Elisabeth Sherman of the Whitney — follows a linear route, but an elastic one, shaped in part by what's left out.
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The fact that the show itself is filmed in a gritty, low-key style only deepens that tension: it's a debate about authenticity framed by a TV genre whose creators, like rappers, are fixated on the creative possibilities of keeping it real. ♦
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In a notably covered-up show, itself a welcome relief after a week of seemingly endless side cutouts and under-boob, he offered voluminous camel and tweed coats, pleated trousers, tulip skirts caught up on one hip, and silver leopard devoré shirtdresses.
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Unfortunately, after watching eight uneven episodes of The Witcher's first season, which debuts on Friday, December 20, I found using my imagination to fill in the myth of Cavill's relentless costume grinding far more titillating than anything the show itself had to offer.
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But as the industry and its productions grow more diverse, and more roles for a broader variety of characters reach our stages, actors and playwrights seem increasingly willing to speak out when a show's casting undermines the point the show itself is making.
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Among a collection that featured futuristic tear-away bottoms, striped, high-neck tops and dresses, and jacquard military-style coats, Louis Vuitton's love letter to Stranger Things was a welcome surprise — and a move the designer felt was quite reflective of the show itself.
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The moment has since become a TV legend — a "where were you when?" sort of thing — and your theory about what happens to Tony after The Sopranos ends (or your lack of one) says as much about you as it does the show itself.
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All of which is to say, if it wasn't appropriate to promote Netflix's latest Marvel adaptation at a comic book convention because it was in the wake of a horrific incident of gun violence, is it right to release the show itself after another one?
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From its seamless blending of 1980s indie classics by The Cure, The Call and Joy Division alongside recent pop songs from Selena Gomez, School of Seven Bells, LUH, Chromatics and The Japanese House, the music woven through 13 Reasons Why far surpasses the show itself.
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HOROWITZ: One of the things that's been amazing to us about this show, beyond just the show itself, is there have been books, comic books, and all sorts of stuff like that that it's taken on a life of its own in its own way.
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" She also dedicated part of the post to the experience of filming the show itself, thanking those behind the series for "giving me the best life and drama lessons I could have ever asked for" and "giving me this chance all those years ago.
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The show assures viewers that the pain of on-air heartbreak might mean an opportunity to level up, to earn a hero's romantic journey by first getting dumped on TV. Being elevated to love object is a salve to the wound the show itself inflicts.
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The first part of the show's sixth season dropped on Saturday, and it wasn't long before a similar complaint had begun to crop up among fans – not to do with the show itself, but the way Netflix was trying to hurry them through it.
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Stranger Things is a series with a lot of interplay between its text and the geek culture in which that text was produced: Our heroes play Dungeons and Dragons and read comics, and the show itself deliberately references tropes from the things its characters love.
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The CW series played a large part in putting New York magazine's Vulture on the map back in the day, thanks to Jessica Pressler and Chris Rovzar's recaps, which took on a life of their own and were often more entertaining than the show itself.
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I know UnReal was trying to make me angry with that, but I don't think it was counting on me placing the blame less at the feet of Rachel's mother than the show itself for revealing this huge detail like it was some shocking twist.
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The show itself was like a day at pre-school but at the end, when Miss Jean or Miss Nancy or Miss Rosemary (they had different hosts in different states) bid us all adieu, she would look into her Magic Mirror and enchant us.
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The Riverdale castm in particular, is a kind of pop culture ouroboros, as the show itself it swathed in current references, but the cast revels in '00s nostalgia, starting with the appearance of one of the decade's true child stars, Cole Sprouse, in the cast.
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As for the show itself, guests were sent invitations featuring one of Lagerfeld's traditional hand drawn illustrations, in this case the image of a Chanel-branded dress form emblazoned with "Les Ateliers de la Haute Couture," foreshadowing the intimate backdrop for the collection's presentation.
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Some highlights were Apple Podcasts's new machine-learning approach to searching for podcasts based on words spoken in the show itself, as opposed to just the title or description, and a reemphasis of 4K HDR playback on Apple TV. The iPhone's emoji options have evolved.
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That's the question hanging over the show itself: After a season that was more "Goats Head Soup" than "Sticky Fingers," big-name showrunner Terence Winter has been let go (and will be replaced for the second season by Scott Z. Burns and Max Borenstein).
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So I don't think it's some sort of radical feminist conviction that men are biologically evil, but instead kind of an understanding about power and how it is abused — which is also a theme, of course, that keeps coming up in the show itself.
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"The Cher Show," a jukebox musical about you-know-who, scored notice for its leading lady, Stephanie J. Block, its glittery costumer, Bob Mackie, and its lighting designer, Kevin Adams, but not for the show itself or for other figures on its creative team.
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Keep in mind, the show itself warned us of this: Much like "Memento," which the co-creator Jonathan Nolan scripted with his brother, the director Christopher Nolan, "Westworld" is built on the idea that human consciousness organizes itself around not just memories, but traumatic memories.
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Claire Foy, who won a Golden Globe for portraying Queen Elizabeth II, just captured an Emmy nomination for best actress in a drama, alongside (among others) John Lithgow for supporting actor for his turn as Winston Churchill and the show itself for best drama.
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It's worth noting that Gervais has also participated in fundraising events for autism support, and that he intended the character to be heroic, rather than a mockery; but many people had a muddled impression of the character, while the show itself drew mixed reviews.
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And while there is a heavy dose of domestic violence in the Ferrante books, the standard-bearer for Naples brutality remains "Gomorrah," a movie and then a popular television show, itself adapted from a blockbuster book about the Camorra mob and the city's terrifying slums.
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One of the most captivating and disquieting aspects of "The Bachelorette" lies in how a significant proportion of the drama that's stirred up doesn't occur between the various personalities on the show, but between the contestants and the artificial demands of the show itself.
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The people criticizing Clinton's celebrity outreach (mostly people to the left of the Democratic Party mainstream and urging it to return to economic populism) are also, in many cases, the people who've been making the most incisive critiques of not only the phenomenon but the show itself.
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The whole premise of their relationship was their determination to keep trying something that patently doesn't work, and, just like the show itself, and just like me tuning in each season, it happens again and again without anyone once considering that maybe it needs to be over.
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The interview with the Buffalo paper was intended to simply promote on the show itself, but the conversation propelled into a larger discussion about race and made Huey turn to her Facebook page to discuss the importance of representation on the stage as she travels throughout America.
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" Although that transaction never made it into the show itself, Harris says, "In my mind, she had to acknowledge all the s----- choices she'd made and the fact that she hadn't saved a penny and that was a big mistake, and so she was living with that.
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But if it is to persuade a meaningful number of people to consent to such tactics, much less adopt them, the Resistance has to show itself as a true movement, one worthy of the name it carries and more meaningful to the people who are participating.
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The documentary is further enlivened by outtakes that demonstrate not just the astonishing agility of Williams' mind, but how he fed off that process, to the point where unusable portions of "Mork & Mindy" tapings (including his profanity-laced riffs) were often way funnier than the show itself.
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The show itself is a tightly wound but only fitfully effective thriller, another of the many mid-tier Netflix series that have been clogging the service so much lately that they're threatening to become Netflix's upper tier, but Sacha Baron Cohen's masterful performance elevates the drama brilliantly.
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The conversations around "Game of Thrones" are more vivid and compelling than the show itself, which is why the series finale is destined for greatness — not because the episode will be so satisfying or magical or mind-blowing or whatever but because the cultural moment will be.
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The resulting episode was remarkable and layered, examining not only the nation's poverty — reflected, as it often is, by dishes that are the result of getting by ingeniously with little — but also whether the show itself was contributing to the problem by engaging in misery tourism.
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The CW says that show itself won't take part in the crossover event (the existing Arrowverse shows will each contribute an episode), but some of Black Lightning's characters will join the ranks of its other superheroes when the event kicks off in December and January 2020.
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The honors are the Kennedy Center's most important fund-raiser of the year, and there were concerns that some stars might skip the show itself or that Mr. Trump's presence might prove a drawback at a moment when some corporate leaders were distancing themselves from him.
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Yet constantly in season two, the show itself seems on the verge of understanding the problems inherent in never questioning your rung, of saying, "Actually, some of this wasn't all that great," but it always stops itself just in time to bite into another elaborately constructed confection.
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Ms. Maddow interviewed Mr. Farrow on her show — itself a surprise booking considering her bosses have been at war with him since the publication of his new book, "Catch and Kill," in which he asserts that NBC executives blocked his reporting on Mr. Weinstein's brutal treatment of women.
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Starfleet and the show itself are both proud to tout Saru as a demonstration of their continuing commitment to diversity, but his crewmates seem to know little about his species, beyond the flat stereotype of the paranoid worrywart who sees the sky falling when he faces the slightest risk.
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Simpsonwave is similar to that, but it involves layering samples of the show's dialogue over vaporwave, along with tripped-out series footage that, even if you're not a fan of the show itself, is actually pretty interesting in a nostalgic, soothing way—almost like background music for deep thinking.
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After spending four years mastering wet plate photography (also called the collodion process), Michael Bradley has employed the medium for a portrait project titled Puaki, which means "to come forth, show itself, open out, emerge, reveal, to give testimony" in the Māori language, according to the artist's website.
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The theory about gamification of the show itself also comes from a subplot on "Part II." One of the characters, played by Zendaya, is discussing a phone game that leads players to a mysterious house connected to OA."At a certain point, the puzzle goes IRL," she says.
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Frozen in time as the characters may be, the show itself has learned many of the lessons regular people do by the time they're 30 -- like that life is full of inconsistency and that when someone points out something to you that you don't understand, just say it's magic.
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Because after the ceremony is a slew of A-list after parties which require a second drop-dead gorgeous gown all unto itself, and for many who weren't able to attend the main award show itself, it's a chance to demonstrate their black tie prowess for the very first time.
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Also, the whole show, itself, being on the bill with Florida Georgia Line and Dick Clark's New Years Rockin' Eve is such an iconic program that I've been watching since I could remember, so be a part of it for the first time — for me — is such a goal met.
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Having such a close connection to his pets is a turn-on (no really, there is a 2018 study that literally proves people with dogs are more attractive to potential partners), but Colton has also started to really prove, on the show itself, that he also has a heart of gold.
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On a more positive note, Facebook will be upranking the News Feed presence of Watch original video shows that get consistent viewership, and it will display Shows in News Feed to users who follow the Show's creator's Page even if they haven't viewed or subscribed to the Show itself yet.
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Director Don Argott chronicles every step in the planning and build-up to that event, but the waterworks really open during the show itself, from seeing parents embrace their children to LGBTQ adults talking about what a difference such an event would have made when they were young and feeling isolated.
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"The show itself has been among the hardiest of theatrical perennials ever since its original galvanic Broadway premiere, when as legend has it, first-night audiences were so silent when the curtain went down that, for a few seconds, the cast had thought the show had failed," wrote Gene Seymour.
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And yet Moore and the show itself seem to shake off this traumatic event within hours; in fact, it's played primarily for laughs, with an off-color joke by Captain Connor and an "It's not what you think!" gag about Kreizler's gang having found him wandering around without any pants.
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One year after the first unveil, also during fashion week, Apple announced a partnership with Hermès, and the following May the company underwrote the Met Gala for the "Manus x Machina" show, itself an ode to the coziness of fashion and technology (which was the unofficial dress code of the party).
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Doctors told them it was autism, the developmental disorder that can show itself in a range of symptoms from a young age — among them, the delayed use of spoken language, a lack of eye contact or interest in engaging with others, repetitive sounds or mannerisms, a hyper-focus on certain activities.
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There's a touch of L.A. noir in the way Joe obtains his new identity (stolen from a con artist who's entertainingly played by Robin Lord Taylor of "Gotham"), and in the latter stages of the season, Joe's tangential involvement in a movie project becomes a canny symbol for the show itself.
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Part of what made Baby Yoda a phenomenon was that he did not feel imposed from above — "Baby Yoda" is our name, not Disney's — and his character, his place in the year's pop vocabulary, was created as much by the fans smithing online memes as it was by the show itself.
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Jussie Smollett: After his arrest in Chicago on Wednesday over accusations that he staged a homophobic and racist attack on himself, the actor was said to be back at work on the Fox show "Empire," raising awkward questions for Fox about the future of his character and the show itself.
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When the first half of the fifth season was released last year, much of the discussion focused not on the show itself but on one of its stars, Jeffrey Tambor, who had been accused of sexual misconduct on the set of the Amazon series "Transparent" and dropped from that series.
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The show itself is also a love letter to suburban West London, something that is a far cry from Ali G and his portrayal of another outer-London suburb, Staines—a television show that, years later, stands in stark and near ignorant difference to that of People Just Do Nothing.
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I like the idea of the show itself, it was kind of sloppy, but I like the fact that they actually presented some kind of civil discourse that was missing, so I was like really hopeful and the person who presents the civil discourse then goes ahead and shoots it in the head.
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And while in a preview, Mr. Sartori earnestly emphasized the mechanical wizardry required to produce needle-punched patterns in a leather blouson jacket, micro-Nubuck for a pair of tailored jogging pants and silk for a blazer so gossamer it could probably be pulled through a ring, the show itself was chill.
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Not only was that a testament to the power of the show itself — a drama about New York City's African American and Latino ballroom scene that features the largest cast of transgender actors ever to appear on television — but also in the power of asking for help in better understanding girls like us.
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While the show itself was hit-or-miss, with some weird racial shit that was never quite resolved, Titus, Kimmy's roommate and an actor and singer always one step away from his big break, was always there with the pithy one liners, those wonderfully expressive eyes, that voice(!), and all the melodrama.
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RuPaul won an Emmy for fronting the popular reality competition program RuPaul's Drag Race, which he created and has hosted since 2009, last year, while the show itself became the first LGBT-oriented program to be recognized in the outstanding reality program category when the Television Academy's annual list of nods was announced in July.
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The fun of these things — and maybe even the point — is less the fashion show itself than the opportunity to ogle A-list people like Miley Cyrus (halter neck Tom Ford jumpsuit) inadvertently demonstrating the importance of bra tape and Anna Wintour practicing her underappreciated coquetry on Jeff Bezos (black Tom Ford Atticus suit).
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The show itself may struggle with what to say about diversity — the opening musical number made an awkward, self-congratulatory joke about nominees not being uniformly white this year — but when it came to those the Hollywood Foreign Press deems worthy of honor, TV continues to push the envelope in a way that has left film in its dust.
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With its sparse, vast rooms, vaulted ceilings, and concrete innards, Olafur Eliasson's first survey exhibition in China, Nothingness is not nothing at all comprises work from across the artist's expansive career in addition to several new pieces created for the show itself, such as Eliasson's large-scale, site-specific The open pyramid (shown above and below).
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Taken literally, of course, the tagline could refer to the return of the show itself; but given the significance of the line in the original series — and the fact that it was used to warn Dale about a second murder — we can't help but wonder whether another death will drive the central mystery of the new 18-part event series.
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The illustrations, which are arranged chronologically as they are performed in the musical, represent a gorgeous array of art styles and offer a surprisingly detailed look at the widely varied moods and dynamic emotional range of the show itself: In an email to Vox, Jovellanos said she'd been a big fan of Hamilton since it started previews in February of 2015.
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We're telling people if there are gadgets out there that are junk, or there are health products that are making claims and they're not FDA approved, and they're not doing what they say they're supposed to do If battery life sucks, if the show itself is maybe a little bit lackluster, we go in, and we report on things critically.
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Jamie gets short with Claire for assuming he fathered Laoghaire's younger girl; he tells Laoghaire's daughter that he and Laoghaire "dinnae have a bond that keeps people together forever," a distinctly passive divorce chat; and Claire's rage is sexualized, both by Jamie and then, after she gives in, by the show itself — turning her anger into foreplay whether she wants it or not.
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Ever since he was a child, he has understood the relationship between chaos and form, when he fashioned realms of order and beauty that protected him from the disorder and violence of his domestic life; he knows that he must wait in a state of heightened anxiety and concentration for that first glimmer of inspiration to show itself as something real.
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Of course, the show itself was standard Chanel — Viard made ample use of tweed, and carried on Lagerfeld's penchant for designing absolutely enormous runway sets by transforming the Grand Palais (the site of Chanel shows since 2005) into a circular library, as a nod to both Coco Chanel's library at her 31 Rue Cambon apartment and Lagerfeld's love of books.
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When she tells Elizabeth that she has to bring all of herself to a drawing, to tap into something beyond herself to get at something primal and wild that exists almost outside of her, it feels like the show itself suggesting how easy it is to lose yourself in any role — mother or wife or spy or travel agent — to the exclusion of all the others.
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Trying to figure out how all of the pieces fit together by hashing out the clues with your friends online became almost a bigger pastime than watching the show itself, to the degree that many series ABC aired in the time slot after Lost struggled in the ratings because so much of the fan base immediately turned to the computer to talk out the most recent episode.
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Todd: In a just world, Baker and Noah Emmerich would both receive Supporting Actor Emmy nominations, to go along with Alison Wright and Holly Taylor's Supporting Actress noms, and, of course, Lead Actress and Lead Actor nominations for Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys, and the the corresponding honors for the writers and the show itself (and maybe a special award just for Henry, played by Keidrich Sellati).
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It actually reminds me quite a bit of the 1980s — and maybe that's why the original release of Stranger Things seemed like such a perfect match for the show itself — but it still serves as a reminder of nostalgia's sad, unspoken truth: we might be able to visit Hawkins, Indiana and marvel at how innocent things were 30 years ago, but inevitably we have to come back to the present.
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Talking to me for an interview with Unwinnable, Walt Williams explained how they didn't originally set out to make The Line in this cynical, nihilistic manner, but it came from a point of frustration at the genre they were tasked to work with—how military shooters have long depicted warfare as 'fun:' There was this point where the pain of the product began to show itself within the project.
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Because this is a musical about technology, the show itself will be high tech, with the production notes saying: Fittingly, the production will feature the most progressive technology seen on Broadway, including: on-stage holograms; projection mapping; and an enhanced theatergoing experience through app integrations that allow users to interact with the set and other audience members, choose the show's ending, and more special features soon to be announced.
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I still remember the feeling of sitting right in front of the television screen as if it was yesterday: on the green carpet in the basement living room of my old childhood house, humming along to the infamous jingle every single night at 6 PM. It's not just the show itself; it's all the old memories and feelings that are now engraved into the show that have become the essence of The Simpsons to me.
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The show itself feels a little discordant, vacillating between the works that take on literal aspects of magic in an art historical manner, such as a 1947 letter from René Magritte, "Letter to André Breton," which discusses magic in the context of Surrealism, and those that are more conceptual, like "Base magica — Scultura vivente (Magic Base — Living Sculpture)" (1961), by Piero Manzoni, which purports to transform whomever stands in the designated footprints into a work of art.
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Catch Up on the Explosive $2 Billion Lawsuit Against Facebook Before Zuck Takes the StandFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said he wants to escape the Silicon Valley bubble and travel to…Read more ReadWith no killer app, a steep entry fee for early adopters, nothing to do but play video games, the ongoing problem of making people sick, and now fewer opportunities to show itself off, it's starting to look like Facebook's big bet won't be paying off.
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What it was like at the final taping of 'The Big Bang Theory' As it turned out, though, the episode (rather sweetly credited to a dozen writers, including co-creators Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady) served as a conduit to showcase the way in which the show itself has changed — adding key female characters, marrying off the guys and graduating to more grown-up problems and issues, without giving up their passion for things like comic books and "Star Wars" movies.
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Now there are many unique characters and situations for us to feel a kinship with, and far from making those shows less accessible, it's awakening the fandom of those of us who have never seen ourselves on TV. Not only are people connecting to these flawed characters, but TV is so good and so specific now that people are connecting to the show itself as a way to cope, because they feel as if the show was made for them.
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