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根据A方的提问“你喜欢看哪些类型的节目啊？”和B方的回答“一些新闻……”，可知C项“但是我也喜欢看着一些老的喜剧表演翘着腿休息”符合情景。
根据A方的提问“你喜欢看哪些类型的节目啊？”和B方的回答“一些新闻……”，可知C项“但是我也喜欢看着一些老的喜剧表演翘着腿休息”符合情景。
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