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'Painting With John': TV Review

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Travel shows are an inherently outward-facing genre, and if you're like me, you spent a lot of the early days of quarantine looking to things like House Hunters International or any of a half-dozen food-centric Netflix shows for an escape from the couch.

Recent months, though, have seen a rise in shows that use travel tropes to explore something more insular. Shows like HBO's How To With John Wilson or Netflix's Pretend It's a City are New York City travelogues of sorts, but they're more inward-looking character studies of two people and their longtime home.

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