Exhibit 2148 (27 topics, 8 seasons in TGC Website)
Director:Scott Renyard
Producer:Scott Renyard
August 25, 2011: Early Afternoon(68m)
August 25, 2011: Late Afternoon(32m)
August 26, 2011: Early Morning(65m)
August 26, 2011: Late Morning(59m)
August 26, 2011: Early Afternoon(59m)
August 26, 2011: Late Afternoon(45m)
August 29, 2011: Early Morning(84m)
August 29, 2011: Late Morning(65m)
August 29, 2011: Early Afternoon(63m)
August 29, 2011: Late Afternoon(21m)
August 30, 2011: Early Morning(70m)
August 30, 2011: Late Morning(57m)
August 30, 2011: Early Afternoon(69m)
August 30, 2011: Late Afternoon(41m)
August 31, 2011: Early Morning(69m)
August 31, 2011: Late Morning(69m)
August 31, 2011: Early Afternoon(114m)
September 1, 2011: Early Morning(68m)
September 1, 2011: Late Morning(63m)
September 1, 2011: Early Afternoon(70m)
September 1, 2011: Late Afternoon(35m)
September 6, 2011: Early Morning(71m)
September 6, 2011: Late Morning(53m)
September 6, 2011: Early Afternoon(67m)
September 6, 2011: Late Afternoon(45m)
September 7, 2011: Early Morning(64m)
September 7, 2011: Late Morning(65m)
September 7, 2011: Early Afternoon(69m)
September 7, 2011: Late Afternoon(35m)
September 8, 2011: Early Morning(68m)
September 8, 2011: Late Morning(53m)
September 8, 2011: Early Afternoon(70m)
September 8, 2011: Late Afternoon(34m)
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