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2012年中央电视台春节联欢晚会于2012年1月22日晚上20:00播出。2012年央视龙年春晚总导演，春暖由李咏的妻子、春暖时任中央电视台综艺频道总监助理哈文担任。主持人由朱军、李咏、董卿、毕福剑、撒贝宁、李思思担任。此次春晚没有了赵本山、没有了零点钟声、没有了植入广告，围绕“回家过大年”的主题，以“龙年”、“家”、“春晚三十年”、“天下一家”四大板块，为观众呈现了一个温暖、祥和、欢乐、喜庆的一晚，同时以“春晚30年”为主线，引发观众高度共鸣。
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2012年中央电视台春节联欢晚会于2012年1月22日晚上20:00播出。2012年央视龙年春晚总导演，春暖由李咏的妻子、春暖时任中央电视台综艺频道总监助理哈文担任。主持人由朱军、李咏、董卿、毕福剑、撒贝宁、李思思担任。此次春晚没有了赵本山、没有了零点钟声、没有了植入广告，围绕“回家过大年”的主题，以“龙年”、“家”、“春晚三十年”、“天下一家”四大板块，为观众呈现了一个温暖、祥和、欢乐、喜庆的一晚，同时以“春晚30年”为主线，引发观众高度共鸣。
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