TMC
04-03-2015, 10:07 PM
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/tv/in-tvs-silver-age-a-logjam-of-shows-that-are-pretty-good-but-not-great/2015/04/02/4cf6de2e-d742-11e4-8103-fa84725dbf9d_story.html
That's according to Hank Stuever, who considers the "Golden Age of TV" all but over: "TV's one-hour dramas now come one right after the other from a variety of sources, and they're all high quality from a technical perspective, thanks mainly to groundbreaking programs that were on a decade or so ago, which raised the bar overall. But it's time to admit that we've now deeply settled into a Silver Age of TV that might last a long while."
That's according to Hank Stuever, who considers the "Golden Age of TV" all but over: "TV's one-hour dramas now come one right after the other from a variety of sources, and they're all high quality from a technical perspective, thanks mainly to groundbreaking programs that were on a decade or so ago, which raised the bar overall. But it's time to admit that we've now deeply settled into a Silver Age of TV that might last a long while."