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“Scarred for Life: TV In the 1980s” – A Review
Whether we were camped out watching MTV or some of the darker cartoons or miniseries, 80s TV had a darker subtext as this new book shows.
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Whether we were camped out watching MTV or some of the darker cartoons or miniseries, 80s TV had a darker subtext as this new book shows.
About as current and topical as you can get, "Shots Fired" is a powerful 10-part miniseries that takes on police shootings, political corruption, racism and small-town religion.
"The Night Manager," "The Honorable Woman," and "The People v. O.J. Simpson" have redefined the crime series (and they're easy to binge).
If Count Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy's epic "War & Peace" looks too dauntingly long to read, then try the excellent BBC miniseries instead.