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Television's Second Golden Age: From "Hill Street Blues" to "ER": From "Hill Street Blues" to "ER" Book

It's fashionable to assert that television is bad and is inherently doomed to be worse, even evil. However, every now and then, the rabbit ears capture spasms of glory -- and this book makes a reasonably convincing case that shows such as Hill St. Blues, Moonlighting, Twin Peaks, Northern Exposure, and ER are not only good television, but possibly even works of high culture. The flip side of the story is also compellingly reported: that in many cases, these anomalous movements towards quality will be suppressed or even suffocated by the industry, regardless of public sentiment. A good book -- possibly excellent.Read More

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  • Product Description

    Reviews TV series since 1980.

  • 0815605048
  • 9780815605041
  • Robert J. Thompson
  • 31 October 1997
  • Syracuse University Press
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 220
  • New edition
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