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#television

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#m*a*s*h

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#the simpsons

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#the simpsons

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#the simpsons

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Our browser-surfing, puzzle-solving TV obsession started 25 years ago today.

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My takeaway: the emphasis on 2d screen is really just privileging certain users over others for further profit.

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Who's selling what to whom?

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"…. In each episode, cameras are turned on real TV viewers, as audiences get a glimpse into viewers’ reactions to shows like TLC’s 'Untold Stories of the E.R.

"Though based on (UK show) 'Gogglebox,' format is likely heavily influenced by the YouTube 'reaction video' trend popularized by '2girls1cup' reaction vids that spread online in 2007/8. A compilation video of 'Game of Thrones' 'Red Wedding' reaction clips made waves on the internet earlier this year, making the concept more applicable to mainstream TV properties instead of just viral shock vids."

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The history of "realism" in cop shows

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Still Not Dead: 7 Myths About The Current State of the TV Industry Debunked from Alan Wolk

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C420 PARKS AND REC Screening Questions

For S3.E3 "Time Capsule"

1) Does the cultural forum still exist? On TV? On the Internet?

2) What examples can you think of for why or why not?

3) How do popular and material cultures relate to politics on the show? Why does this matter for a class on television and networks?

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It was like any other Sunday night at Chicago'€™s WGN-TV. And then the signal flickered into darkness.

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Social media's ability to push instant tune in and the DVR-resistant nature of live events are leading NBC to employ an aggressive live-programming strategy.