The “Second Golden Age” of television has given us iconic shows, but we’ve also become viewers disconnected from universal cultural moments
In 2010, Tony Soprano had been dead for three years. “Deadwood” was moldering; “Six Feet Under” was six feet under. Two of the more sensational shows of the decade to come—“Downton Abbey” and “Game of Thrones”—were still a year away from their American TV premieres.
But many of the programs associated with the “Second Golden Age” of television were making their debuts or already entertaining audiences. “Mad Men,” “Breaking Bad” and “Boardwalk Empire,” for instance. “Friday Night Lights.” “The Office.” “The Good Wife.” “Modern...
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