Tunnel Vision
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synopsis
A vision of 1985 from 1976. A regular feature on Night Flight during the original series run is Tunnel Vision, the "unsightly" (NY Times) social-commentary satire that Night Flight creator Stuart Shapiro distributed via his International Harmony label. A committee investigating TV’s first uncensored network examines a typical day’s programming. This irreverent (and prophetic), send up of television launched the careers of top comics Chevy Chase, John Candy, Al Franken and more.
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