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    Capabilities of a Killer Dexter Morgan‚ star of Showtime’s hit series ’Dexter’‚ is a good guy serial killer who works for the Miami police department during the day but kills bad guys at night. Besides working with the police department and killing‚ he also has friends and a family including a wife and kids. So where does his hobby of serial killing bad guys fit into his life? How does he balance it all without being caught? Gary Strauss touches on this in his article‚ ’Dexter aims for emotional development’

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    Television shows are an excellent way to make the audience feel a part of a story‚ and it also allows a person the opportunity to take their minds off of their own lives. Although watching television shows are an excellent way to pass time‚ there are some significant benefits obtained from spending some time engaged in a television show. Comedies‚ action / adventure‚ and documentaries are examples of three types of shows that can provide positive effects for a person. One of the most important

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    In the reality TV The Bachelorette‚ the hosts present Kaitlyn Bristowe with a large assortment of men to choose her future spouse from. Throughout The Bachelorette‚ Bristowe dates several different men at once‚ which sends the message that monogamous dating is coming to a close. At the end of The Bachelorette‚ Bristowe finds her the man she wants to spend the rest of her life with. Bristowe’s adventure on The Bachelorette proves worthwhile for her‚ but the other men on the show that she eliminates

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    this idea on television‚ radio. This paper will analyze the gender roles by using two video clips from two of America’s popular television drama sitcoms. A semiotic analysis can be applied to these shows because of the symbols they carry. A careful semiotic analysis of the popular television drama Bewitched and Jersey Shore‚ will show that women of this day and age are encouraged to be independent‚ career minded and are not submissive to their men like they used to be. The television drama Bewitched

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    Stereotype TV show episode: Russell Peters “Indians don’t do physical work” Russell Peters is a widely known American stand-up comedian‚ and many of his shows have been broadcasted and shown on TV. At the same time‚ many of his jokes have sparked controversy because of his many stereotypical themes. In this short clip‚ Russell is up on stage discussing a recent trip to South Africa‚ where he said that he was surprised to see many Indians there. He finds out that is because South Africans used

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    Blue Mountain State is a fictional t.v show that revolves around a football team for Blue Mountain State University. The team itself is full of traditional masculinity scripts of men who are sexually desirable according to hegemonic ideals. Most specifically they constantly reassert their sexual

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    Every movie and TV show is different but they all share one thing in common‚ cinematography. Cinematography is how something is shot. Within cinematography are three categories; photographic aspects‚ framing‚ and duration. Photographic aspects are the concrete decisions that deal with specifics of the photographic elements; contrast‚ the difference between black and white and light and dark; exposure‚ the amount of light per unit area; and tonality‚ the amount of contrast there is. Framing is what

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    ANALYSIS OF A TV SHOW Κέλυ  Δήμα k.dima@cityu.gr  COM 307

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    Reality Tv Shows

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The report analyses the case study (The tribe has spoken: networks‚ marketers and viewers still love reality TV) on reality television shows. It identifies that the popularity of these shows among networks and marketers are due to monetary opportunities and brand awareness. These shows have psychological‚ social‚ cultural and personal effects on consumer behaviour has they learn and relate to the contestants situations and problems. This behaviour affects trends and patterns

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    Stereotypes In Tv Shows

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    Racial And Sexual Stereotypes In Television Class Handout From: Suzanne‚ Andy‚ Stacy The invention of radio allowed the stereotypical images to be introduced. TV is a medium of social implications‚ that contributes to the social injustice by portraying African Americans in a negative light Commercials from companies like Nabisco and Goodyear were highly offensive. For example‚ the Nabisco Company had a group of African Americans who were dressed like stereotypical natives‚ with war paint on their

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