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All: no! - what? - oh, yeah, you cant sit there. - why not? - thats where sheldon sits. - he cant sit somewhere else? - no. no, you see, in the winter, that seat is close enough to the radiator so that hes warm, yet not so close that he sweats. in the summer, its directly in the path of a cross breeze created by opening windows there and there. it faces the television at an angle that isnt direct, so he can still talk to everybody, yet not so wide that the picture looks distorted. - perhaps ther...

Menendez, tonight on a special third hour of american voices -- he did what? we reports from inside the white house regarding trumps mishandling of classified information while he was president. then, clear in present danger. congressman eric -- swalwell reacts to the growing threats of right-wing violence from trump supporters. and a crisis of confidence. inside the new effort to fix the supreme courts image, which sadly is not coming from the court itself. this is american voices. tonight we s...

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- you want to know what the best thing about childhood is? at some point, it stops. - in the year 2000, we get "malcolm in the middle," and this is a pivotal show for a lot of reasons. - dude... - not least of which because it gives us bryan cranston, but because this is a single-camera comedy. - around here, being smart is exactly like being radioactive. - single-camera comedies were funny, and the fact that you could shoot them like movies,

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- the very interesting statistic: people, their favorite shows, be it "csi," be it "er," the most faithful fan still only watches that show two out of four weeks. - at the time, there was just a general fear and anxiety, and they had the data to back it up, that shows that became increasingly serialized

You are in a good mood tonight. and i tell you, we have put a great show together. itll be on a week from thursday. [ laughter ] connelly: johnny carson in the 80s is making the transition from being the king of late night to being a national treasure. he was a throwback to that old show biz stuff. i havent been on with you for some time. you, youve been... its been a long time.

- okay. lets play show business. as a young kid in cleveland, i always knew i would one day end up doing a talk show. male announcer: its arsenio... hall! - in less than two years, arsenio hall has fired his talk show for the mtv generation into a contender for the crown of late-night television. [audience hooting] - yes, yes. - now, how come-- how come i didnt hear all that woofing going on? when i would watch you-- - too many white people, man. johnny was the big dog. but i knew everybody

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Msnbc, nbc news studios presents to in a war. oppenheimer and the atomic bomb. this feature documentary examines physicist jay roberts oppenheimer and the women to change the world. how its changed, him to. >> i remember every second. i have never been so helpless.