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  <title>The Unusual History of TV Dinners: Giving Thanks to Thanksgiving </title>
  <description>Who doesn’t love to come home from a long day of work, heat up some yummy food, turn on the TV and plop down on the couch to eat? Although many people still do enjoy a sit-down meal with the family that often&amp;amp;nbsp;doesn’t include a television, back in the 1950s when having a TV in the home was a new concept, people found themselves wanting to eat in front of it.&amp;amp;nbsp;On this episode, we thank Thanksgiving and an overabundance of turkeys back in 1953 for giving us the TV dinner.&amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
  <author_name>The Unusual History of Every Thing</author_name>
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