Down the Tube
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Down the Tube: An Inside Account of the Failure of American Television
By William F. Baker, George DessartBaker and Dessart show how the United States, almost alone among the nations of the world, surrendered virtually the entire command of its public airwaves to the commercial sector, rendering television little more than a chillingly ...
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Down the Tube: The Diary of My Week in TV Hell, 200 Channels, No Escape
By Bill Brownstein11:31 A.m. Stop the presses: Jack Maxwell, the endearingly snide host of National Enquirer's Uncovered, tells the world that Calista "Ally McBeal" Flockhart is a coupon clipper. She likes to save a few bucks at the store.
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Down The Tube: An Inside Account Of The Failure Of American Television
By William Baker, George DessartThe president of public television's flagship station and a longtime senior CBS executive reveals the surprising reasons today's television programs are so bad. Written by insiders who have played on...
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Down the Tube: The Battle for London's Underground
By Christian WolmarStrikes and the threat of strikes, breakdowns, signal failures, crumblingnfrastructure and rising crime - for every Londoner, and many commuters, too,he disastrous condition of London's underground system is a daily...
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Down the Tube: Jane’S Adventures in Llodland
By Maurice GaynorJane and her doll friends adventure in the land of the Llods, where they are pursued by the wicked PM and a fierce alien General Frognoski, as they try to find the secret door that will lead them back home.
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Down the Tube: The Northern Line
By Carole Blacher, Judy WorhamDown the Tube: The Northern Line
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Down the Tube: Jane's Adventures in Llodland
By Maurice GaynorJane and her doll friends adventure in the land of the Llods, where they are pursued by the wicked PM and a fierce alien General Frognoski, as they try to find the secret door that will lead them back home.
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Down the Tube: The Jubilee Line
By Carole Blacher, Judy WorhamDown the Tube: The Jubilee Line
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Down the Tube: The Diary of My Week in Tv Hell. 200 Channels. No Escape. (Large Print 16pt)
By Bill BrownsteinA couch potato's downward spiral.