Why FX Is the Best Cable Network on TV
About a month ago, I wrote a piece about why I believe The CW is the best broadcast network on television, and I stand by that claim, even more so since fully
Author: Chris King
A graduate of Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia, where he majored in English and Film, Chris has been writing for TVOvermind for over four years and has written about several different television shows, such as New Girl, Breaking Bad, Glee, and Homeland. Contact him through Twitter (@ckinger13) or email (ckinger1333@gmail.com).
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After finding success with two very fresh and original comedies in Transparent and Mozart in the Jungle, it’s a little disappointing to see Amazon even
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