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Date Posted: 13:49:54 09/15/00 Fri
Author: CW
Subject: Yes and . . .
In reply to: detoured 's message, "But isn't that true of most dramas today?" on 19:11:17 09/14/00 Thu

I think that there are just far too many people who don't want to take the time to think about what they see on TV. I know too many people who want the "instant" entertainment that a program without any sort of depth can give. You know the kind of show that you can follow without the sound on???!!!

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  • Yes, but to be honest Det.,,, -- Rab-id, 19:30:27 09/15/00 Fri
  • the big casual viewer problem -- cvl, 07:25:30 09/16/00 Sat

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