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Scott Tobias mainly covers entertainment, with a focus on film and TV. He frequently provides expert commentary and writes about industry-specific topics related to movies, television, and pop culture. Given his extensive coverage of specific episodes or films, he may be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives on these individual pieces of media.
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