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Actors memorized lines to better become their characters.

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Shows were scheduled to keep an audience waiting.

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Variety shows followed a strict pattern until the 1950's.

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Sponsors wouldn't take the risk.

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Producers wanted the audience to scream at their TV's...

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Producers wanted the audience to scream at their TV's...

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Especially with game shows.

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Mark Goodson and Bob Stewart.

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to discourage cheating in game shows.

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Trying to save game shows. Congress passed laws, and the industry policed them.

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Game shows!

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found his calling in comedy.

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Every joke has a beginning, middle, and end, just like a show does.

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Children could be players in sitcoms.

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Shows met their end to retain the audience's opinion and recollection of them.

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Immersing an audience in lives like their own.

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Late-Night shows pioneered televison.

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An entire world was discovered beyond Tonight Shows.

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Prime time and structured.

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Nebraska's favorite soon and America's favorite showman.