TV Preview Podcast: ‘Harper’s Island’

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on April 1, 2009M at 6:00 am

Harper's Island Each week, The Oklahoman TV Editor Penny Soldan hosts an audio podcast discussing an upcoming TV premiere.
This week’s premiere is the new CBS murder mystery series “Harper’s Island” premiering at 9:01 p.m. Thursday, April 9.
To hear her discussion with Do P. Brown, features copy editor for The Oklahoman, click here

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