Stephen Colbert: Halloween Eve

Remarkable Programs Dept: This list is subjective, sure -- reality shows aren't my scene, and neither are prime-time soaps -- but what jumped out this past year was not how little was worth watching, but how much. Following are the 10 best programs of the year:, according to Vancouver Sun. Wow. Stephen Colbert, TV's most trusted purveyor of "truthiness," had a very good year in 2010, beginning with his invention of a new "high-definition touch screen" in a January segment, and ending with his Halloween-eve Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear with Jon Stewart on Washington, D.C.'s National Mall and there's too much on TV these days. A lot of junk, sure -- more junk than a reasonable person should keep track of -- but there are some remarkable programs, too. We're living in a golden age of TV drama, as represented by Mad Men, Dexter and Damages. And, thanks to Modern Family, the TV sitcom is no longer DOA. 1. The Colbert Report As reported in the news.
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