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How the 'Hacks' Crew Built a 70s Sitcom Set and Tackled Vegas-Size Obstacles

The production team behind HBO's "Hacks" details the creation of a 1970s sitcom set for the show's latest season. They faced logistical hurdles comparable to mounting a Las Vegas-scale production, requiring inventive solutions to bring the vintage aesthetic to life. This behind-the-scenes look highlights the craftsmanship and problem-solving that goes into major television production.

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