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The document provides information about several famous television families that could be chosen for a new reality show. It includes links to Wikipedia pages and images for families like The Simpsons, The Addams Family, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, The Fairly OddParents, Dexter's Laboratory, Meet the Robinsons, and The Incredibles. It also includes a short example description of The Turner family from The Fairly OddParents television show. The document serves as a reference for a television producer to choose from popular family television shows when selecting which family will be featured in their new reality program.
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- 3. Name of the Family: Ages: Members of the family: Number: Physical characteristics: Likes / dislikes: Hobbies:
- 12. Name of the family: The Turner’s Family. Ages: from 10 to 40 years old. Members of the family: Father, mother and son. Number: 3 (three) Physical characteristics: Timmy has got short brown hair. The father is tall The mother is thin Likes / Dislikes: Hobbies: They like watching TV They don’t like eating vegetables Timmy likes playing with his godparents.
- 13. Now is your turn. Hands on!