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Why TV families leave one side of the table empty

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No family on television has ever sat at a fully surrounded dinner table. To ensure nobody has their back to the audience, televised dining setups aggressively enforce a strange, horseshoe seating arrangement where everyone completely ignores one entire side of the table, pretending the missing fourth wall is totally normal.

Why TV families leave one side of the table empty
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