Welcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 70: A January 2010 TV Review Sampler. I've been speaking and writing for several years - here on Light On Light Through, in my classes, on my blogs, in newspaper op-eds, and in my books - about the "new golden age of television" we are enjoying. Indeed, I've been reviewing many of these great dramas - The Sopranos, Lost, Dexter - over on one of my other podcasts, Levinson News Clips. These reviews are usually just 5-7 minutes, and I often post them within minutes of a show's broadcast. This month of January 2010 has been an especially excellent month for television, so I decided to put together this special Light On Light Through sampler of my Levinson News Clips TV reviews of 24, Big Love, Bones, Damages, Fringe, Heroes, and House - all of which have come back on television with fine new episodes. You'll find continuing reviews of every episode of these and other television shows on Levinson News Clips.
Links:
- continuing podcast reviews of television on Levinson News Clips.
- continuing blog post reviews of television on InfiniteRegress.tv
- two of my book about television: The Soft Edge & New New Media
- my July 2006 Newsday article, The New Golden Age of Television
home page: http://paullevinson.info
more blogs: http://InfiniteRegress.tv
more podcasts: http://Levinsonnewsclips.com
videoclips: http://www.youtube.com/user/PLev20062006
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