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The Year in TV: September 2010

Continuing out look at the year’s most notable television events, here’s what happened in September 2010.

                                      
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PopMatters is moving to WordPress. We will publish a few essays daily while we develop the new site. We hope the beta will be up sometime late next week.

The Year in TV: September 2010

Continuing out look at the year’s most notable television events, here’s what happened in September 2010.

Robert Urich is Money in 'Vega$'

The Spy Collection Megaset

Cary Grant 4-Disc Collector's Set

The Dean Martin Double Feature (1960)

These films are perfect for a rainy weekend at home; almost four hours of light nonsense you won’t have to think about at all.

The Persuaders

Follows the adventures of two millionaire playboys who divide their time between enjoying the good life and fighting crime.

Bill Murray and Laura Jones Add Another Shot to 'On the Rocks'

British Jazz and Soul Artists Interpret the Classics on 'Blue Note Re:imagined'

Patrick Cowley Remade Funk and Disco on 'Some Funkettes'

Dustin Laurenzi's Natural Language Digs Deep Into the Jazz Quartet Format with 'A Time and a Place'

CF Watkins Embraces a Cool, Sophisticated Twang on 'Babygirl'

Helena Deland Suggests Imagination Is More Rewarding Than Reality on 'Something New'

Floodlights' 'From a View' Is Classicist Antipodal Indie Guitar Pop

Bishakh Som's 'Spellbound' Is an Innovative Take on the Graphic Memoir

While the Sun Shines: An Interview with Composer Joe Wong

Peter Frampton Asks "Do You Feel Like I Do?" in Rock-Solid Book on Storied Career

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