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Engineering Conspiracy?

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That and the web exclusive TV show isn't quite catching on as fast as it should be. The creator of Adventure Time has a new cartoon due out in October, but it's a Channel Frederator exclusive only on Youtube. The long awaited new season of Arrested Development is going to be exclusive to Netflix. There was loose talk that fell through about continuing the soaps ABC canceled as online exclusives. The wheels are in motion, but it's just not quite to where it should be quite yet. Reruns of older and newer shows are where the money is right now. That's going to change, but we're going to have to wait for it.

Even then, Sesame Street should remain as a TV show, even past that.
 
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