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Autore Kim Akass

Last week represented the culmination of over a year’s worth of organization.  The ‘*Doctor Who: *Walking in Eternity conference’ ostensibly kicked off the academic round of 50 years of Doctor Who celebrations which will culminate in an anniversary special on 23 rd November this year.

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Autore Christine Geraghty

Scott and Bailey, The Politician’s Husband , The Fall , Top of the Lake , The Americans Over the past few months I’ve found myself engaged with television heroines once again. 1 The ‘Television for Women’ conference at University of Warwick in May threw up lots of examples of women on and off the screen who might fulfill such a role and Charlotte Brunsdon spoke with insight about

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Autore CSTonline

JJ: So, our edited collection Television Aesthetics and Style is being launched at the ‘ Doctor Who Walking In Eternity’ conference at the University of Hertfordshire.  This is an opportunity to reflect on what we think the book does as an intervention in the field, so can I ask you first what you think the book does well – or badly!

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Autore Kim Akass

In Matt Hills’ 2002 book *Fan Cultures, *he theorises the relationship between fandom and academia, in particular the way academia and fandom are often imagined as being mutually exclusive with academia, the ‘good subject’, dependent upon the fan as its ‘other’ in order to affirm its subjectivity and institutional legitimisation.

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Autore Debra Ramsay

D-Day: As it Happens (Channel 4) was part of the spate of programming that, as usual, accompanied the anniversary of the Allied landings in Normandy on 6 th June, 1944.

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Autore Lisa W. Kelly

The US comedy Girls debuted on pay-cable channel HBO in April 2012 to viewing figures of less than 1 million (rising to 4 million with Video on Demand). Its media reception however belies such modest ratings as it became subject to widespread acclaim and criticism even before it aired.

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Autore Lorna Jowett

As I wind up and evaluate classes from the academic year just gone by, and start to prepare for the coming year, my thoughts turn to teaching, and in particular to teaching television. It’s always interesting in these blogs to read about other opinions, other critical ideas, other research and I guess many CST bloggers write about what most engages them.

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Autore John Ellis

Who would be Chair of the BBC Trust in these scandal-hit days? Not Lord Patten, who has just announced he will be off after a single four-year term, despite the awkward timing (it will coincide with both a new government and a review of the licence fee). Not that many want him to stay on, after his dismal performance over the appointment and dismissal of George Entwhistle as Director General over a torrid three months last year.

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Autore Sean Redmond

Television is a media of texture. Glass, plasma, wood, chrome, shiny aluminium and bright neon, encase and embody the circuitry, while across its programming and commercials a range of textures are given weight, depth, and quality. Television is a touching experience: it is made of inviting, sensory-loaded surfaces and sits amongst other textural furniture in the living room;

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Autore Stacey Abbott

Richard Matheson (1926-2013) Voted the best vampire novel of the 20 th Century by the Horror Writers Association of America, Richard Matheson’s *I Am Legend (1954) *was revolutionary in its approach to the vampire genre and prescient of how the genre would develop in the 21 st Century.  No his vampires aren’t sparkly.

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Autore Gary Edgerton

You probably don’t hear it when it happens. Bobby ‘Bacala’ Baccalieri (Steve Schirripa) in ‘Soprano Home Movies’ (Episode 78 in Season 6) James Gandolfini’s death was a shocker.  It came out of the blue.  Late on a Wednesday afternoon, June 19, I was making small talk in a hotel meeting room when my eye glanced towards a large video screen on the side wall.