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As my vocabulary is lacking in this department, I am open to adjectives describing types of TV dramas. For instance I find NCIS kind of silly in some ways but the new NCIS Los Angeles more intriguing with a sort of inscrutable tack; contrasted with Law and Order seeming more serious and realistic (admitted however that some of its dramatic flourishes are a trifle unlikely).
And how would you describe the new Raising the Bar, given its most absorbing interplay amongst characters and the rare insight it affords into the workings of appointed legal defense
Then there's the show with inconsistencies, seeming to have different writers for each episode, like Monk. In this adjectival vein, how would The Daily Show, for instance, compare with The Colbert Report
How for instance might you characterize Desperate Housewives so as to differentiate it from the typical soap
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