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The article emphasizes the importance of preserving successful and long-running television programs, many of which have exceeded 50 years of age, such as "Face the Press," "The Tonight Show," "Parks and Recreation," and "Sesame Street." It asserts that these programs have achieved success and accumulated value over time, without the need for continuous renewal or early cancellation—unlike some Arab programs that are discontinued after only a few years of success. The article links this to the tendency within Arab media to quickly replace departed hosts or successful shows without retaining their expertise. It reminds us that experience and the strength of questioning are more important than good looks, and that any imitation should be done correctly to effectively leverage Western successes and achieve desired goals, rather than rushing to cancel or replace programs of high value.
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