Network projects reflect economic woes
8:00 PM PST 1/6/2009 by Nellie Andreeva,
AP
Kelsey Grammer's ABC pilot marks sign of times
During the economic crisis of 1970s, television was ruled by procedural dramas, variety shows and socially relevant comedies.
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