'Jersey Show' Goes from Zero to Academia in Record Time
It looks like television's most guidolicious show made it from TV set to classroom projector slide faster than any program this decade.
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Remember Lost, that lengthy show with tons of characters and a sprawling narrative? If you still like dissecting it, designer Santiago Ortiz has created an elaborate interactive of all 115 episode scripts, visualizing the anatomy of dialogue and character relations in an overly elaborate way that, well, is just very, very Lost.
It looks like television's most guidolicious show made it from TV set to classroom projector slide faster than any program this decade.
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