Golden Age of TV increasingly feels like Golden Age of pitch perfect trope machines 
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I am now looking for fiction in all media that sacrifices narrative perfection for narrative experiments even if rough-edged
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.@kilonide too niche/high-brow for me. Looking for middle-brow, mass appeal breakthrough stuff like Simpsons, South Park, Harry Potter etc
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try Bojack Horseman or Horace and Pete? Horace and Pete definitely rough-edged
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"Save the Cat" & other tropey template guidebooks have helped pushed writers into formulaic structures: http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2013/07/hollywood_and_blake_snyder_s_screenwriting_book_save_the_cat.html …
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can confirm, my college friends were tested on this exact formula. Reminds me of this, it's about $ http://www.nickhunn.com/lora-vs-lte-m-vs-sigfox/ …
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have you gotten older in those last two decades?
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no. Just like you the baby boomers are getting older and that comes with neuro disorders like dementia and alz's. Also china
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agreed.
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My MediaBiome is infested with bacteria that is now shaping me. According to my re-targeted adverts, a media diet industry offers help.
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