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Spy Programs |
 | | As with their literary equivalents, television spy stories may be similarly divided into the romantic and the realistic, although as one might expect, there is considerable overlap. |
 | | Finally, those spy stories that, for whatever reason, could not be domesticated, such as adaptations of bestselling spy thrillers, generally ended up on cable or PBS, or on network television as TV movies and miniseries. |
 | | Spies were everywhere--in books, on records, on the big screen and the little screen, and their images were emblazoned on countless mass produced articles from toys to toiletries. |
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