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'Catastrophe' Makes Its American Debut on Facebook, Not Amazon Prime

U.K. pilot available 48 hours starting tonight

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By Chris Ariens

June 15, 2015

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British comedy Catastrophe will make its American debut this evening on Facebook.

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Chris Ariens is Adweek's executive editor.

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