TV With A Conscience: ‘CSI’, ‘Glee’
May 3rd, 2010 | Posted by in Television
Television has incredible power, the ability to teach important life lessons. The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences established the Television Academy Honors in 2008 to recognize “Television with a Conscience.” “CSI” and “Glee” are among the eight programs honored this year. The list:
• CSI, “Coup De Grace” (“One of America’s most popular dramas tackles the still important and challenging questions of race, profiling and assumptions about racial prejudice.”)
• Glee “Wheels” (“This dynamic episode weaves three main threads together to paint a portrait of how we treat others — and how we can do it better.”)
• Grandpa, Do You Know Who I Am? With Maria Shriver (HBO Documentary Films)
• Explorer: “Inside Death Row” (National Geographic Channel)
• Private Practice, “Nothing To Fear”
• Taking Chance (HBO Films)
• Unlocking Autism (Discovery Health)
• Vanguard: “The OxyContin Express” (Current TV)
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