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The Walking Dead Or Seinfeld Analysis
When I get home from a stressful day of school ,I turn on my TV and go straight to Netflix to find either The Walking Dead or Seinfeld just depends on how everything going on that day. The shows I think are the best, but you never understand until you watch the first episode then your hook, it’s like driving a fast car you want more and more of the car that’s how these shows are. I started watching The Walking Dead a couple moments ago, but I’m all caught with everything now. Then Seinfeld I watch that since I was a little boy so I know basically everything about that show.
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