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Fall TV preview: From Dolly Parton to Cardi B, 'Transparent' to 'Perfect Harmony,' music is in the air on television this fall. lat.ms/34IlZlv
📺 Chris Barton previews 20 TV shows we’re most excited about this fall, one from each of the 20 networks.
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🤠 From “The Beverly Hillbillies” through upcoming TV programs with Dolly Parton, Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn, country music and country ways are integral to TV, writes @LATimesTVLloyd.
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🎤 There’s also a lot of hip-hop music on tv this fall. With “Wu Tang: An American Saga,” “Hip Hop: The Songs That Shook America” and a raft of others, television is finally giving the genre the respect it deserves, writes @LorraineAli. latimes.com/entertainment-…
🎶 Since we’re talking about music, @meredithblake explains your favorite TV shows’ best musical moments. latimes.com/entertainment-…
👀 Read more from @latimesent reporters in our Fall TV preview:
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@latimesent “Transparent” is one of several Hollywood projects that have had to be reworked because of stars brought down after public allegations of sexual harassment. @villarrealy explains how the show is rediscovering its voice:
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