Tag Archives: HIMYM

Narrative complexity, genre and the tv industry

Posted on 13/09/2012 by Zoe

In his article ‘Narrative Complexity in Contemporary American Television’, Jason Mittell explains the contradicting genre of television that has been emerging over the last two decades. While “conventional episodic and serial forms have typified most American television since its inception”, … Continue reading →

Posted in TV Journal | Tagged 24, Dike van Dyke, Everybody Loves Raymond, genre, HBO, HIMYM, jason mittell, Joachim de Posada, narrative complexity, rewatchability, TEDtalks, tv industry | Leave a comment

Live Television: From the Extraordinary to the Everyday

Posted on 08/08/2012 by Zoe

My weeks are punctuated by what’s on TV. Gruen Planet/Sweat/Transfer on a Wednesday night always reminds me with dread that I have five hours of uni the next day and “oh crud, did I have study to do?” During tv … Continue reading →

Posted in TV Journal | Tagged David Morley, dodododo, Glee, HIMYM, I'mlisteningtoladygagawhileIwritethispleasedonttellanyoneiactuallyreallylikeher, mybodyissanctuarymyheartispuredodo, New Girl, Olympics, Sunrise, Television Cultures | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: HIMYM

Narrative complexity, genre and the tv industry

Live Television: From the Extraordinary to the Everyday

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