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Archive: Imprint season 13 episode 1

Imprint

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On this show: host Tina Srebotnjak interviews British travel writer Peter Mayle. Panel on Fay Weldon accepting money from jewelry store with panellists Cynthia Macdonald and Greg Kelly. And Gerald L'Ecuyer investigates the popularity of the Bookmobile.

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Apr 15, 2002

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