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4. Interpreting Reality in "The Wire" (00:24:56)
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6. Cultural Divide in Culinary Training (00:43:12)
7. Exploring Identity and Alienation in Society (00:57:55)
8. Exploring TV Series Addiction and Identity (01:08:38)
9. Richmond Episode Discussion (01:13:59)
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