I figured it out. I wasn't wrapping my JSON in an object like ASP.NET Ajax requires. For future viewers of this question, all JSON objects must be wrapped with a main object before being sent to the web service.
The easiest way to do this is to create the object in JavaScript and use something like json2. Js to stringify it. Also, if using an asmx web service, the objects must have a __type attribute to be serialized properly.
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