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- TV takes a dramatic turn. Adalian, Josef; Hontz, Jenny // Variety;05/24/99, Vol. 375 Issue 2, p1
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- The Genius of Gossip Girl. Pressler, Jessica; Rovzar, Chris // New York;4/28/2008, Vol. 41 Issue 15, p30
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- Box reunites Marchant and Shergold for Swallow. // Televisual;Sep2001, p10
Provides information on Tony Marchant's three-part television drama 'Swallow' to be aired in Channel 4. Director of the program; Plot of the program; How producer Lynn Horsford described the show.
- New ratings life in old dramas. Friedman, Wayne // Electronic Media;11/22/99, Vol. 18 Issue 47, p1
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- Peacock blows its 'Deadline' Adalian, Josef // Daily Variety;11/01/2000, Vol. 269 Issue 43, p1
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