Late-Night Show Sociology

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Whether Roger is with his family or with his friends at school or at work, he discusses with them about different shows that aired on TV. For family, he tells me that during or after the episode ends, they will discuss what happened during the plot or what certain characters did that made them laugh at a particular time. At school, he will discuss programs such as American Dad and South Park, as his friends will ask what happened about that show due to missing it on TV. In the work environment, he is careful what shows to bring up to his coworkers. His coworkers will usually discuss late-night shows such as Jimmy Fallon and Conan with him. However, topics as to religion or politics, he will avoid talking about those featured bits on these shows,

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