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But NBC noted that "The Event" and the Los Angeles-set "Law & Order" have improved ratings in their time slots, while "Outsourced" is doing well with advertiser-favored young adult viewers.
NBC Picks Up 'The Event,' 'Outsourced,' 'Law & Order: Los Angeles' AP 2010
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But NBC noted that "The Event" and the Los Angeles-set "Law & Order" have improved ratings in their time slots, while "Outsourced" is doing well with advertiser-favored young adult viewers.
NBC Picks Up 'The Event,''Outsourced,''Law & Order: Los Angeles' AP 2010
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The premise of Outsourced is that Todd, the American manager, is saddled with a B team of call center employees -- quirky but loveable underdogs who are just struggling to get by.
John Feffer: What's So Funny About Outsourcing? John Feffer 2010
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The premise of Outsourced is that Todd, the American manager, is saddled with a B team of call center employees -- quirky but loveable underdogs who are just struggling to get by.
John Feffer: What's So Funny About Outsourcing? John Feffer 2010
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As Kenneth desperately tries to reapply for a page position, he overhears another candidate working on a song with lyrics including, "Outsourced is the new Friends."
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The premise of Outsourced is that Todd, the American manager, is saddled with a B team of call center employees -- quirky but loveable underdogs who are just struggling to get by.
John Feffer: What's So Funny About Outsourcing? John Feffer 2010
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The premise of Outsourced is that Todd, the American manager, is saddled with a B team of call center employees -- quirky but loveable underdogs who are just struggling to get by.
John Feffer: What's So Funny About Outsourcing? John Feffer 2010
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The premise of Outsourced is that Todd, the American manager, is saddled with a B team of call center employees -- quirky but loveable underdogs who are just struggling to get by.
John Feffer: What's So Funny About Outsourcing? John Feffer 2010
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The premise of Outsourced is that Todd, the American manager, is saddled with a B team of call center employees -- quirky but loveable underdogs who are just struggling to get by.
John Feffer: What's So Funny About Outsourcing? John Feffer 2010
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The premise of Outsourced is that Todd, the American manager, is saddled with a B team of call center employees -- quirky but loveable underdogs who are just struggling to get by.
John Feffer: What's So Funny About Outsourcing? John Feffer 2010
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