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Right! I saw profanity in the big bang theory too but unless it was bleeped out I don't believe that has ever happened
Same with Adventure Time
and Frasier...?
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#22Game of Thrones has top words of "rome", "england", and "france"? The only reason I can think of is if it's also including audio commentary.
Interesting. Definately seems like there is something wrong with the data.
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#23Top words for Seinfeld are things you can't say on TV. Data broken?
Based on poking around the site, it looks like there's something seriously wrong with the data.
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#24Top words for Seinfeld are things you can't say on TV. Data broken?
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#25This seems like a nice idea but all the results seem to be pretty much indistinguishable from noise. Nearly every show I tried returns the same genres and keywords (and I think it's reasonable to say that Frasier is NOT a crime show in space.)
If this is just counting the frequency of individual words, perhaps that's too simplistic an approach.
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#26That's really cool, is the raw data available for people to play with? I've been looking for something interesting for some textual analysis experiments.
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#27Already knowing where "Enhance!" going to lead me! :)