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Paramount Comedy Channel · August 2006

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Paramount Comedy Channel · August 2006 statistics

Counts and programme patterns within this archive selection.

31

archived schedule days

1,335

listings indexed

43.1

average listings per day

58

unique programme titles

450

unique episode names

33.4 min

average listed duration

100.0%

listings with descriptions

2006-08-01 → 2006-08-31

archive span

Busiest archived day: 2006-08-04 · 46 listings

Most common listed duration: 30 minutes · 1,063 broadcasts

Longest listed programme: QVC: Shopping Made Easy · 180 minutes

Most repeated 19:00-22:59 title: Frasier · 76 broadcasts

Indexed start times span 00:00-23:55

Top 20 most repeated programme titles

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