Television

'Life & Times' airs a little longer

By Kevin Roderick | December 17, 2007 5:45 PM

I'm told by KCET that "Life & Times" will hold down its 7pm time slot until Dec. 28, then give way to Tavis Smiley. Stories this week will include a look at "Saving Little Saigon" and at the radioactive waste issue at the VA/Brentwood dog park. After Christmas, three shows looking back at L&T's past are expected to air.

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