A blog about television by TIME’s TV critic James Poniewozik.
TV Weekend: America's Job Boom Continues
...at least when it comes to cable reality TV. Sunday, National Geographic channel debuts L.A. Hard Hats, a show about Golden State high-rise construction workers that promises to be like Deadliest Catch, except warmer, higher above sea level, and not Deadliest Catch.
L.A. Hard Hats also joins the vaunted category of series titles that would make good sports-team names. I'm thinking arena football. The Miami Ink, on the other hand, sounds like a professional soccer team.
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