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The 37 words of Title IX
This is a little confusing, but here goes:
There is a documentary titled "Title IX: 37 Words That Changed America," which aired on TBS in April. That's a separate doc unrelated to the question, just to get that out of the way. Anyway. . .
In June, ESPN aired a four-part doc simply titled "37 Words," with two directors each directing two eps.
This was part of an ESPN promotion in June called Fifty/50, which was to mark the 50 years since the signing of Title IX.
Someone has entered Fifty/50 promotion as a TV series, with the four "37 Words" eps. "Fifty/50" Part I (TV Episode 2022) - Reference View - IMDb
I don't think this was supposed to be an actual TV series, unlike ESPN's predecessor documentary series "30 for 30" and "9 for IX."
I also don't think the standalone doc "37 words" is correct. It was presented as a miniseries with four parts, each with a different title, and directors splitting duties.
So, how about it?
BTW, still no update on my "Shark Week" question? :)
https://community-imdb.sprinklr.com/conversations/data-issues-policy-discussions/discover-channels-shark-week-listed-as-a-tv-series-eh/620e6129116db439b71145da
Bethanny
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2 years ago
Hi @Badger -
Sorry for the late reply, we are working through a backlog. There is an article mentioning the creation of the TV series Fifty/50, nowhere does it mention it to be related to '37 words'. I do see though, in Hulu the series is available as '37 words' but you can still see Fifty/50 on the images for the episodes. Could it be possible Fifty/50 was the working/original title and then changed to '37 words'? If so we can definitely fix that.
Regarding this, do you have any links of evidence that this is how it was originally released? In that case I can help you fix the title type so episodes can later be added.
Cheers!
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