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respective schedules.
According to
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critics objected to CBS's
rural sitcom-heavy schedule, particularly...
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control of
their TV programs.
According to TV
historians Castleman and
Podrazik (1982), ABC
allowed Warner Brothers studios to fill 30% of its fall 1959...
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interesting television programs.
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