TMC
01-28-2016, 02:12 AM
http://variety.com/2016/tv/columns/x-files-twin-peaks-1201683973/
Regarding such revivals as The X-Files and Fuller House, Maureen Ryan says: "It’s hard not wonder if we’re fast approaching the moment when uninspired cultural strip-mining not only becomes the norm, but starts to choke off the emergence of entirely new ideas and concepts. It’s part of what I call the 'blockbuster-ization' of TV, but isn’t one of the benefits of TV the fact that it doesn’t have to ape the film industry’s less inspiring moves?”
Regarding such revivals as The X-Files and Fuller House, Maureen Ryan says: "It’s hard not wonder if we’re fast approaching the moment when uninspired cultural strip-mining not only becomes the norm, but starts to choke off the emergence of entirely new ideas and concepts. It’s part of what I call the 'blockbuster-ization' of TV, but isn’t one of the benefits of TV the fact that it doesn’t have to ape the film industry’s less inspiring moves?”