Over the weekend we will more or less hit the halfway mark of the new fall TV season: The new shows number 20 or so depending on how you count the exhumations of Murphy Brown and Last Man Standing, and The Cool Kids and God Friended Me are the 9th and 10th to debut.
To celebrate that epochal moment, the networks are offering up shows that target their past—the baby boomers, the generation for whom television was invented—and what they hope will be their future, the millennials, though there’s some question that the kids are going to cooperate. Television critic Glenn Garvin takes a look.
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