An interviewee on an NPR show this morning hinted that we're living in a "second 'Golden Age' of television." Proven performance of TV shows like "The Sopranos," "Dexter," "Weeds," "Deadwood," "Breaking Bad," "Game of Thrones, " and others (the list goes on) would seem to make the commenter's allusion ring true.
Other articles speak of the recent rise of television and the decline of film, some of which owes partly to the technological eruption of the small, smaller, and smallest screen. Any thoughts?
Other articles speak of the recent rise of television and the decline of film, some of which owes partly to the technological eruption of the small, smaller, and smallest screen. Any thoughts?
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