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: Freedom to DifferShould we keep reality out of TV?
Over the weekend I blogged about Glee and copyright, so I was amused to read this short post that suggested the problem of judging TV programs against reality is not just confined to Glee:
You have to love it when reality meets TV: Christina Mulligan examines the concept of Glee, and how it would be completely impossible/illegal for an actual high school glee club to perform the songs we see on the show, thanks to copyright.
Similarly, NPR did a great piece on what an actual hospital visit portrayed on House might cost. (In real life...you'll just die.)
Let's do our best to keep reality out of tv, ok?
Do you agree? Should we keep reality out of TV?
Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on June 13, 2010 (boomark / email).
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