Adventures in a TV Nation is a book by American author and film director Michael Moore and his producer and wife Kathleen Glynn.
It is a chronicle of Moore's series TV Nation, a 1994-95 newsmagazine show with humorous social commentary segments. In addition to covering the making of TV Nation and many of its segments, the book also discusses how Moore got a TV contract, the show's switch from NBC to the Fox network, and segments that never aired; it also includes an index of all of the episodes.
The book was first published in paperback in 1998.
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