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True TV: Second-chance TV series on Netflix
Besides poverty and eyeball strain, one of the biggest hazards of being a TV critic is surfing too far ahead of the curve.
Loudermilk Besides poverty and eyeball strain, one of the biggest hazards of being a TV critic is surfing too far ahead of the curve. I'll praise a cool new show on an obscure platform strictly on its merits, not its availability: Don't have a Snork+ subscription?
Sucks for you. Then, years later, that cool new-to-civilians show turns up on Netflix, and everybody hits me up about it. Here are a few examples, all now streaming on The Big Red N.
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