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People
Half a dozen self-contained short subjects, some of which predominantly focus on sex as performance for an audience of one (or more), while others have the feel of acting school exercises.
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Plot Summary
People was a short-lived American television newsmagazine series that aired on CBS in 1978. It was produced by the team behind 60 Minutes and aimed to provide in-depth profiles and stories on prominent public figures and cultural trends of the era. The show featured interviews and investigative segments, attempting to capture the zeitgeist of the late 1970s.
Critical Reception
People received mixed reviews during its brief run. While some critics appreciated its attempt to bring the '60 Minutes' style of reporting to a different format, others found it to be unfocused and lacking the depth of its predecessor. Audience reception was lukewarm, leading to its quick cancellation.
What Reviewers Say
Some praised the ambition to explore contemporary figures and issues.
Others found the pacing and content to be uneven.
It struggled to find a consistent identity compared to established newsmagazines.
Google audience: As a short-lived television program from 1978, there is no readily available data on specific Google user reviews or summaries for 'People'. Audience reception at the time was not strong enough to generate lasting commentary.
Fun Fact
The show featured interviews with a wide range of notable figures, including politicians, entertainers, and athletes, reflecting the diverse interests of the time.
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