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When it comes to original programming, however, Showtime's offerings generally rival those of HBO--especially with its big drama series, the critically acclaimed ''[[Weeds]]'' (which is also [[Adored By the Network]]), and ''[[Dexter]]'', and more recently ''[[United States of Tara]]''. |
When it comes to original programming, however, Showtime's offerings generally rival those of HBO--especially with its big drama series, the critically acclaimed ''[[Weeds]]'' (which is also [[Adored By the Network]]), and ''[[Dexter]]'', and more recently ''[[United States of Tara]]''. |
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(Though in [[The Nineties]], it was known more for genre shows with a reliance on [[Recycled |
(Though in [[The Nineties]], it was known more for genre shows with a reliance on [[Recycled: The Series]], with ''[[Stargate SG 1]]'', ''[[Poltergeist the Legacy]]'', and a [[Revival]] of ''[[The Outer Limits]]'' all starting on the network.) |
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Back in [[The Eighties]] one of its earliest original series was ''Shelley Duvall's [[Faerie Tale Theatre]]'', a low budget but well-acted and written series that re-told classic fairy tales with all-star casts, including some of the biggest names in Hollywood. The series was so popular that it became one of the earliest series to get released on home video. |
Back in [[The Eighties]] one of its earliest original series was ''Shelley Duvall's [[Faerie Tale Theatre]]'', a low budget but well-acted and written series that re-told classic fairy tales with all-star casts, including some of the biggest names in Hollywood. The series was so popular that it became one of the earliest series to get released on home video. |
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