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John Adams' Last Days

Tim Reidy April 25, 2008

John Adams' Last Days

Matt Malone has just posted the final installment of his review of the fabulous "John Adams" miniseries on HBO. Read it here. For those of you who haven’t seen the series, be sure to add it to your Netflix queue: it comes out on DVD on June 10. You can find Matt’s review, and other notable Web-only content, on our new "Editor’s Picks" page, which can be accessed in the navigation bar to the right. Tim Reidy
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