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just report science, political affairs, culture, in a way nobody can tell what your party thinks. how about being classical liberal ? or have no agenda. nobody with a big D after their name ever does anything wrong, and nobody with a big R after their names is anything but a hitler wannabe.

not saying you should all have a conversion to being conservatives, libertarians, or anything else, but how about not being blatant advocates for anything leftist. I would like to see PBS and NPR stop being just more propaganda arms of the DNC. Sincerely, a dissatisfied TPT viewer, Jane Dugan, Mpls, MN I'm donating less and less to TPT because of these issues, and turning finally to Netflix, which is far superior so far, and when it isn't, I'll try Hulu. Not satisfactory!!!! So I dropped Passport. However, besides being annoyingly difficult to navigate and find something, I watched 7 of 8 episodes of a program only to find episode 8 not there!! I was told when I called about it, that it might have been a mistake, and I could watch episode 8 when it aired a couple of months later. I hunt endlessly for the earlier episodes and find them only for sale through my Comcast information. This is extremely irritating, and I've stopped thinking I simply missed it in earlier announcements/listings.

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Too often, a series starts with episode 2, 3, or 4, etc. It would be helpful if the magazine indicated which programs are repeats!! 3. It's annoying to watch a program advertised and listed in the magazine and it turns out to be yet another repeated series. Why all the repetition, when it could instead inform readers by showing photos/descriptions of other programs that have no photo-desceiptions? 2.

The magazine shows photos/descriptions for the same program up to 3 or 4 times per issue.

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