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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.

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Autore Leah Panos

As part of my ongoing research into uses of ‘blue screen’ and the role of the television designer in ‘Golden Age’ television drama, I want to blog about an episode of a little-known ITV anthology series of the mid 1970s, Shades of Greene (Thames Television, 1975, 1976), which adopted this technique extensively over two series of televised Graham Greene short stories.

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Autore Ruth McElroy

For those of us watching on this side of the Atlantic, the end is now very nigh for Nashville , ABC’s female country music ensemble drama. With The Good Wife already finished for another season, More 4’sThursday night America drama slot is going to leave quite a gap in my TV schedule.

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Autore Toby Miller

What is television? I’ve been trying to answer this question by turning to the morning papers. That’s assuming the phrase ‘morning papers’ is not a homonymous typo for ‘mourning papers.’ The Global North is obsessed with pronouncing the end of the medium, even though this is actually a boom time for the industry because of the growing number of dedicated readers in the Global South.

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Autore Stacey Abbott

It is often said that we live in Gothic times. In fact, I think that most generations feel this way as the Gothic embodies uncertainty, anxiety and change, emotions and experiences that so often bubble up around us individually and as a society. These unsettling emotions require expression and the Gothic is a perfect outlet.