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City Confidential was true crime that put the “guilty” in “guilty pleasure”

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Life was unfair but authentic on Malcolm In The Middle

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The Young And The Restless leads the dying soap-opera genre

Keeping Up With the Kardashians embraced female archetypes and created an empire

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It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’s wheel of awfulness spins cruelty into comic gold

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