1.   Beyond that, the show depicts the dynamic interplay between power and the imagination, to use the terms the historian Lauro Martines applied to Renaissance Italy.

2.   In short, this show depicts a cycle of learning rather than one of innovation, of conservation rather than creation.

3.   Not coincidentally, the show also depicts an artist in the painful process of recreating himself.

4.   Often, the show depicts a seamy side of military matters, such as drugs and homosexuality, which the Pentagon would rather not have broadcast.

5.   Perhaps the subjects open up because they no longer have much of an image to protect, or because the show never depicts them as less than musical geniuses.

6.   The show depicts beauty, humor and fantasy that appeal to both sexes and sexual orientations while eschewing the borderlands of violence, pedophilia or zoophilia.

7.   The show depicts a female as the boss of two sports anchors, and a minority in charge of the whole operation.

8.   These shows depict a world rife with evil, including a serial killer who is tracking Sam.

9.   This show depicts the world as it became lit, and the effect lights had on culture and business.

10.   A recent TV show depicted a sweaty, obese office worker as an endearing symbol of hard work and suffering rather than sloth.