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Blush Magazine
show: Just Shoot Me!
style: Cosmopolitan magazine, circa 1990
key quirk: Blush emblazoned on wall

Although little writing and editing gets done, the offices of Blush magazine incorporate the key elements of a women’s magazine: underused kitchen, photo studio, and reminiscing aging beauties. The high-traffic reception area serves mainly as a stage for David Spade’s snarky assistant.

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