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‘Starsky’ and ‘Ten Yards’ fail; another ‘Rocks’

By Lanz Leviste | April 30, 2004 - 12:00am

With Friends ending on May 6, Sex and the City already signed off, and the future of Everybody Loves Raymond still unknown, laughter on TV seems to be speedily diminishing (let’s hope Will & Grace isn’t...

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