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Some TV stations and programs (particularly those catering to children) will not hint at the finale of a series on the network at all. In some cases, they air the finale without referring to it as such. Other times, the last episode of a show will end with something like, "See you next time," despite the end of the show having been established in other media, such as newspapers.
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The trope name is derived from [[Gil Scott-Heron]]'s 1974 spoken-word piece "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised".
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* ''[[Phil of the Future]]''{{context}}
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