A review of the fall TV season
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The fall TV season is in full swing with new shows premiering and old favorites returning. There’s “Boardwalk Empire,” “The Event,” “Hawaii Five-O,” “Terriers,” “Blue Bloods,” “Mike and Molly,” “$h*! My Dad Says,” “Glee,” “Modern Family,” “The Big Bang Theory,” “and “The Good Wife.” So are there any must-sees this fall? TV critic DAVID BIANCULLI of TVWorthWatching.com fills us in on the new season and on what to watch and what to avoid. Then, we’ll look at the future of television and the gaining popularity of internet connected TVs with media technology analyst JAMES MCQUIVEY.
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