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1948 · 23 votes
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Drama
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2012 · 254 votes
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War & PoliticsComedy
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Hogan's Heroes
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ComedyFamily
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2002 · 41 votes
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Comedy
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Green Acres
1965 · 80 votes
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RealityComedy
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Dirty Jobs
2005 · 104 votes