Hi, this is Felix.

Yeah, no.

You're about to hear a free episode of Mono Matt series on QD and the American Empire's

time for my stories.

I think you guys can get your dog's on, so I'm pretty.

You can also get a free walk.

Do the full walk.

If you're able to change by the fact that you're a finger, you're not a baby.

You're able to do that.

Thank you.

In the course of doing this project, I have developed a mental category for three types

of foundational TV dramas.

One is the innovator.

The innovator is something like Gunsmoke or Dallas.

It is generally the first of its kind or a bridge series that links a genre of TV past

to one that does not yet exist at the time of the show's creation.

It is often shaky, incoherent, and awkward.

It can be tough to watch, but nonetheless rewarding and interesting to see where so much

of what we see now came from.

The second is analogous to a Coca-Cola or McDonald's.

It is the product of hyper refinement, a writer's room that is since shed their pilot high

men's decades ago.

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