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"Quarterlife Trailer\n\n\nMySpace TV is premiering a new show called \"quarterlife,\" a new online series from Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick, the creators of \"My So-Called Life,\" \"thirtysomething\" and \"Blood Diamond.\"  \"quarterlife\" debuts on MySpace TV on November 11.  \nThe show will be about six creative people in their twenties, with the central character, Dylan, as a woman who's video blog (surprise) reveals TMI about her best friends.  Similar to the premise of Herskovitz's and Zwick's previous television shows, central themes circle a group of friends in an elemental era of their lives.  This is the first indie project for Herskovitz and Zwick that's intentionally created for Internet distribution.  \"quarterlife\" will have its own channel on MySpace TV.  \nWith 36 eight-minute episodes, this is more ambitious than most webisode series we've seen lately, like the upcoming Prom Queen sequel that's garnered several video-sharing networks for distribution purposes.  Hopefully we'll see some new story lines soon, that have nothing to do with overly-revealing video blogs.  MyDamChannel  is another project from Hollywood vets that has launched a branded channel on MySpace."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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