Why are the works of Kelley and Bochco so difficult to find today? Have they dated too much? Today's so-called "Golden Age" would not exist if not for Kelley and Bochco, so I'm surprised they don't seem to be remembered well (and has Bochco retired?).

I have never been much of a fan of Kelley's whimsy, but the first three seasons of THE PRACTICE is among the best law shows in TV history (that said, I didn't watch much TV during college and missed out on L.A. LAW mostly). I admired the way the show would launch into tough ethical questions that had two equally (or…

Who cares if no one is reading it? It's a great piece about an important television series that nobody else is writing about. Instead of putting it down, own it and be proud of it. I read it, and it's terrific.