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In the Nickelodeon series Taina (2001-2002), the main character of the same name in the theme song opening is seen exiting the station as well as some shots of what looks like either the C or E train entering the station. Also during the show's five second break showed some shots of the station as passengers getting off, and the A train bypassing the station on the express track.
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