Drawn from real life

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Channel 4 is shortly to begin showing the cartoon series 'King of the Hill,' which has been devised by US cartoonist Mike Judge, creator of the extremely popular 'Beavis and Butt-head,' and Greg Daniels, former co-writer of 'The Simpsons.' The new series has already become extremely popular in the US, where many viewers feel that it is more realistic than most live-action comedies. Judge and Daniels believe that animation frees them from many of the restrictions which could limit their creative development.

Public opinion, Cartoon television programs, Animated television programs, King of the Hill (Television program)

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Fine young cannibals

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Novelist Kevin Sampson believes that 'Powder,' his second novel, should not be regarded as literature. He emphasizes that this novel is self-consciously pulpy and disposable, as he regards this approach as being closest to the ephemeral nature of fame. He indicates that many of the novel's characters are composites of a number of different people, while a lot of them are completely fictional. He feels that the novel is successful in capturing the spirit of being in a rock band.

Interview, Novelists, Sampson, Kevin

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