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    1. PhotoThe death of Hana Kimura, a cast member in “Terrace House: Tokyo,” brought an end to the hit reality show and provoked a national reckoning with online hatred in Japan.
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      The Fall of ‘Terrace House’

      Japan’s heartwarming reality TV hit ended in tragedy when the participant Hana Kimura killed herself after a wave of online abuse. But “Terrace House” was always more complicated than it appeared.

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      How Michaela Coel Shaped ‘I May Destroy You’

      Drawing on her own experiences, Coel also took cues from Russian movies, a book about the prison system and perfume ads to create her HBO show.

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  1. PhotoIn the Sims, players can create any kind of identity they want. “The Sims Spark’d,” a new reality show debuting this week, illustrates the personal connection fans have with the game.
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    The Sims Is Bringing Its Inclusive Spirit to TV

    In a new reality show based on the computer games, players compete for prize money. But the narrative of “The Sims Spark’d” emerges from how the series allows them to convey their own experiences.

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