TNT Brings Drama to Belgium With Brilliant Stunt

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This is totally amazing! To launch and hype the intensity of drama that can be found on TNT in Belgium, the cable channel, with help from the ever talented Duval Guillaume, placed a big red push button in a Flemish square in a Flemish town. A sign next to the button read, “Push to add drama.” And drama is exactly what button pushers got. Simply a must see. Brilliant work.

Sadly, if a stunt were pulled in America, it’s highly likely it would be misunderstood for a terrorist attack and actual (as opposed to staged) drama would occur.

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