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Hi there! ‌ Fall is my favorite time of the year. Not just because I was born in October — that does help, of course — but because it means there are new episodes of my favorite TV series popping up on my DVR ... well, until this year. So many of my must-watch network shows — "Grey's Anatomy," "This Is Us" — are delayed because of coronavirus. I've watched a bunch of stuff on Netflix and on cable, but my broadcast TV friends won't be back for a little while. There are a few new series out, but I'm really wondering what you all are watching. If you have some faves, you can shoot them to me over email.  ‌ — Erin E. Evans, senior enterprise editor of culture

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