TELEVISION CAMPAIGN: Tattoo TV show makes mark on London - Television
24 Jan 2008 | by Alex Black
as a cross between reality TV and a docu-soap following Britain's most exciting tattoo studio.
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as a cross between reality TV and a docu-soap following Britain's most exciting tattoo studio.
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