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AUDIT ROW #362 · LOCALLY PRODUCED, LOCALLY SHOWN — AT ITS TRUE, SMALL SIZE
The checklist's liveliest item — the home-grown programme that became a phenomenon, the floor's late-night school-kid show that ran for decades — was tested for a Walkerton-seated equivalent, and the ground returns the ordinary school version, not the phenomenon. John Glenn's own production record is a school's: student media under the corporation (its paper, The Aerial, carried in the authors addendum under its settler), produced for the school community and shown there. No Walkerton-produced programme reached a broadcast audience, a syndication, or a cult afterlife in the records searched; the phenomenon pattern belongs to a South Bend station's history and is pointed to at boundary size in the next article's family, not borrowed. The item closes at its true size: local production exists here at school scale, and the phenomenon does not.