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    <title>The Death Slot Diaries: Twelve Cult UK Shows Sabotaged by the Scheduler</title>
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    <description>You can blame the writers, the budget or the weather. But sometimes the real villain was the person who put a show on at 11:40pm opposite the snooker. We raid the listings to salute twelve British cult favourites that never stood a chance.</description>
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    <description>Forget the DVD boxset that never happened. In 2026, the real rescue mission is happening in lofts, charity shops and YouTube uploads, one worn VHS tape at a time. Here is how UK fans are keeping cancelled telly alive, and how you can join in without landing in legal hot water.</description>
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