Description
Book SynopsisThe most groundbreaking and important must-see shows from the 1950s to today’s golden age of television. This latest addition to the best-selling and highly acclaimed 1001 series showcases the best programs produced for television from its inception to the bumper crop of great shows being produced in today’s era of original cable programming and digital streaming.
Offering a critical evaluation of the most important and groundbreaking TV programs ever created, this book tracks television’s evolution through decades of social, cultural, and stylistic change. Included are shows that broke new ground, influenced the future, and left a lasting mark, ranging from the wholesomeness of
Leave It to Beaver or
The Andy Griffith Show through the mod cool of
Laugh-In and
The Avengers to the present day. Every important genre and era is represented, from award-winning sitcoms such as
All in the Family and
Seinfeld to the r
Trade Review"Drawing its resource material from countries all over the world [
1001 TV Shows] examines the best-of-the-best TV series from every genre.
Comedies, dramas, cop shows, sci-fi, fantasy, supernatural, variety, westerns - you name it, this book has them . . .
This is the ultimate TV show book that brings back memories and invites readers to discover TV shows they may not be familiar with but deserve watching."
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COLLECTORS CORNER BLOG"
One of the most comprehensive books ever published on television,
1001 TV Shows You Must Watch before You Die, is packed with trivia and insight into the most important and groundbreaking TV programs."
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THE NATIONAL EXAMINER"
This is a book that has something for everyone. . . Christmas is right around the corner - pick up a copy of
1001 TV Shows You Must Watch Before You Die for someone special on your gift list."
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SNUG HARBOR BAY BLOG
"Find out which programs you need to put on your gotta-see with
1001 TV Shows You Must Watch Before You Die."
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PARADE MAGAZINE"Offering a
critical evaluation of the most important and groundbreaking TV programs ever created, this book tracks televisions' evolution through decades of social, cultural, and stylistic change.
Included are shows that broke new ground, influenced the future, and left a lasting mark. . . Every important genre and era is represented, from award-winning sitcoms such as
All in the Family and
Seinfeld to the recent wave of high-quality cable series, including
The Sopranos,
Six Feet Under,
Breaking Bad, and
Mad Men."
-FORCES OF GEEK BLOG
