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TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 70: Hour 1: Larry King, TV’s Greatest Moments and This Week in TV History

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A look at Larry King’s final broadcast on CNN; the 80 Greatest Moments in Television, according to the Hollywood Reporter; the Top Ten TV Episodes of 2010, according to Movieline; tributes to Blake Edwards and Alan Armer; and more holiday DVD recommendations. Also in this hour: Tony Figueroa remembers the premieres of How The Grinch Stole Christmas, the birth of director James Burrows, the death of Dean Martin and other events that happened This Week in TV History:

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Written by edsweb

December 27, 2010 at 5:55 am

Posted in Articles, Book reviews, Books Carnival, classic literature, Commentary, DVD, Entertainment, news, Nonfiction, pop culture, Publishing, Television

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