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Failed State
Two hapless writers enlist the help of a conspiracy theorist and the junior exec they got fired to extract their high concept, alt-reality TV show from a CIA/Hollywood cabal in order to avoid a shift in the global balance of power.
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Two hapless writers enlist the help of a conspiracy theorist and the junior exec they got fired to extract their high concept, alt-reality TV show from a CIA/Hollywood cabal in order to avoid a shift in the global balance of power.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Matt Doherty
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