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Contest: Win Tickets To Gothamist's <em>Bored To Death</em> TV Dinner Party
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Published Oct 20, 2011
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The new season of Bored to Death is in full swing and we're taking that opportunity to launch our new event series, TV Dinner Party. You can win tickets for you and a guest to attend the screening of Monday's episode at Nitehawk Cinema and participate in a Q&A with Bored to Death's Jonathan Ames, and (just added!) John Hodgman. Also, Nitehawk will be providing "TV dinners" to nosh on while watching the show, Brooklyn Oenology will be providing white wine, and the band Radical Dads will be performing in the lobby after the Q&A!
If you'd like a chance to win spots for you and a guest to our TV Dinner Party—Monday, October 24th, at 9:30 p.m. at Nitehawk Cinema in Williamsburg, Brooklyn—enter your information below by 5 p.m. Friday, October 21st. We'll contact the winner this weekend via email. (Please note: Alcohol will only be served to guests with valid ID.)
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