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Tuesday, February 28 2012

The 1960s as 1850s as Romantic & Socially Relevant: 'Here Come the Brides'

Award-winning actors and entertaining stories, as well as some socially relevant themes, elevate Here Come the Brides as a '60s TV series worth watching.

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