Matthew Carnahan cannot be accused of false advertising. The creator of Valley of the Boom, premiering Jan. 13 on Nat Geo, pitched the genre-bending scripted-and-documentary hybrid as a project that would elasticize and perhaps even traumatize the storied cable network. "I told them I was going to blow up their perfect gold box," Carnahan says,...
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January 09, 2019
TV & Video Daily
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