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The extraordinary rise of AMC
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November 24, 2010
The other night I was catching up on a new AMC series I missed the first time around, the recently-cancelled espionage thriller "Rubicon." I don't know why I hesitated; between its muted, paranoid thriller-esque tone, its uniformly superb performances and its stunningly composed yet never ostentatious visuals, it's a brilliant show -- different from but equal to "Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad."
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