An inventive approach to biographies of iconic figures in society by using letters written by those whose lives have been changed through their work.
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An inventive approach to biographies of iconic figures in society by using letters written by those whose lives have been changed through their work.
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Greetings from another country, one where most of these people are of zero relevance and matter little to nothing
Not really much to like here, I tried an episode with one of the few people that could be interesting for audiences outside the USA but ... well, no no.
I have been trying to get into your shows, got the free subscription with an iPhone
Somehow you are not getting it, planet of the apps and now this. Who's is your target audience? I guess you want to be as successful in TV as with the iPhone, well, there is no mass appeal with this one, take note from Netflix's Last Dance, a world wide Icon.
If you were thinking about targeted audience in the USA, then my bad
I would love to see you do wonders and magic in TV, like with most of your products, a long way to go.
Buy Disney, you have plenty of cash