Tag Archives: Flow
Lone Star Lament: Kyle Killen Discusses the Series’ Rise and Demise at Flow 2010
Lone Star Lament: A Q&A with Kyle Killen October 1st, 2010 While the online narrative about Lone Star‘s demise considered the show as an example of the divide between cable and network, or as a sign that critical praise actually … Continue reading
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Cultural Conferencing: “The New Criticism?” at Flow 2010
“The New Criticism?” at Flow 2010 September 30th, 2010 I am currently awaiting the arrival of a late night bus which shall take me to Chicago and to a plane which will deliver me to Austin, Texas (my first time … Continue reading
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Could “C” stand for Community?: Musings on the Role of the TCA
In the final piece of his fantastic series of articles on his Comic-Con 2010 experience, Todd VanDerWerff asks an all-important question: why, precisely, do news organizations cover Comic-Con from the show floor? He writes that “the vast majority of the … Continue reading
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In the World of J.J. Abrams, Fringe Watches You: Gradual Serialization and the Active Audience
[As part of an ongoing personal experiment designed to assist in deciding my academic future, it is my goal to complete short (by my standards) essays from a television studies perspective. If you find these more interesting than my usual … Continue reading
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