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Random Reflections on the Fall TV Season to Date – Cable Edition

Author

Ed Martin

Publish date

November 05, 2015

Channel

TV / Video Download

The sad truth in this relatively dismal fall season is that there is very little happening in television right now that warrants extended interest or coverage, especially on broadcast.

Ed Martin

Ed Martin is editorial advisor of MyersBizNet and its TV/Video Download platform. He's also the chief television and content critic for MediaVillage. He has written about television and internet programming for several Myers publications since… read more

Random Reflections on the Fall TV Season to Date – Cable Edition

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