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TV Gone Too Soon

Did your favorite show get canceled? We get it. Curated by Fresh Air in collaboration with our friends at the Museum of Pop Culture, this collection features interviews with the people behind some of our favorite, dearly departed TV shows:

 

Freaks and Geeks | My So-Called Life | The Break with Michelle Wolf | The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore | Twin Peaks | GLOW | Chappelle's Show

 

Got your own list of bygone faves? Create a playlist of interviews with the stars and creators of the shows you love and share them with us @FreshAirArchive and @MoPOP. Then, check out the MoPOP Hot Takes Symposium (online on 4/24 @ 6:00 PM Pacific Time), where fans can convene to discuss and defend their strongest views. Get your tickets today.

 

Curated with the Museum of Pop Culture

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