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07-03-2016, 02:54 AM
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Explain why Show X is the polar opposite of Show Y.
In which posters take two TV shows (or two movies, two comic books, two movies, etc) nominally of the same genre and argue that they are, well, polar opposites.
The only rule I have is that we compare like with like. Please don't compare a TV show with a movie, a comic book with a play, and so forth; in other words, the two properties you select must be in the same medium. Additionally, I suggest that it's best not to compare sitcoms with dramas, or single issues of a comic book with graphic novels, and so forth. |
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