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SAN DIEGO — In a move sure to spark excitement among television fans, independent entertainment producer Random Cove has announced the first of its original series content syndicated to a popular entertainment site. TV Writer.com has garnered digital rights to Toga TV for an undisclosed sum. The series, a departure from the original live-action, ensemble-cast audio serializations at the forefront of Random Cove's expanding library, will be made available for free at the Web destination TV Writer.com.

In the form of animated micro-spoofs of hit TV shows, Toga TV offers episodic fun for the patience “e-mpaired” via viral distribution. That is, each episode is presented first online to fans of TV Writer.com, but remains quick and portable for swift download to attach as e-mail to friends and colleagues for further enjoyment. TV Writer.com will present a brand new episode of Toga TV each week. The first three installments, “ER,” “NYPD Blue” and “The Sopranos,” have already proven extremely popular during test viewings.

Addressing what could be perceived as a dramatic departure from Random Cove’s regular quality fair, company President and Executive Producer Michael Steven Gregory is quick to point out that he views each Toga TV offering as “a brief, biting commentary on the current trend in American society to pawn off hyper-violence as entertainment.”

TV Writer.com’s chief administrator, however, award-winning network television producer/writer Larry Brody, sees Toga TV as simply, “Sick, fast and funny—My audience loves them!”

Toga TV premiers exclusively at TV Writer.com this week.

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