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On This Day: July 13, 1984 – Brothers Premiered on Showtime
On this day July 13, 1984, the sitcom Brothers premiered on Showtime. The series ran for 5 seasons and 115 episodes and was one of the earliest American television shows to feature an openly gay lead character. At a time when most network shows avoided LGBTQ topics, Brothers tackled them...- Pete
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On This Day: July 11, 1984 – Final Episode of The Duck Factory Aired on NBC
On this day July 11, 1984, the final episode of The Duck Factory aired on NBC, ending the short run of a sitcom that marked the television debut of Jim Carrey. The series followed a young animator named Skip Tarkenton who joins a struggling animation studio that produces a low budget cartoon...- Pete
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