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Posts Tagged ‘ Binge watching ’

“It’s Approximately 500 Times More Fun to Watch Downton Abbey in a Crowd”: Exploring the Downton Abbey Phenomenon

January 30, 2015

By Liora Elias

As season five of Downton Abbey airs in the U.S., Twin Cities Public Television’s rebranding efforts inspire an exploration of the expansive U.S. public television phenomenon.
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Tags: Binge watching, Downton Abbey, fandom, Masterpiece, Must Talk TV, PBS, Public Television, quality TV, taste, Thomas Barrow, Twin Cities Public Television
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