But what was too rich for TV is a work of art on DVD. DVDs have shown that a TV show doesn’t need to stay on the air in order to have an impact. I wonder if in the future we’ll see straight-to-DVD TV shows; 50-hour movies from creators and distributors who want to cut out the networks as middlemen. The way Marlo cut out Prop Joe.
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happening with Asian TV shows already. The shows are still aired normally...in Asian...
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works of George Pelecanos, writer, story editor...Wire and also my Mom’s first cousin.
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