18.02 – Flow

The Reality of Television Mockumentary: Family Tree and Guest as Auteur
Hallie K. Reiss / University of Texas at Austin

July 15, 2013 Hallie Reiss One comment

This piece addresses HBO’s venture with mockumentaries from the industry to format and narrative structures.

The Pink Sneakers That Could? Rethinking Mediated Discourses of Wendy Davis’ Filibuster Footwear
Jessalynn Keller / Middlesex University (London, UK)

July 15, 2013 Jessalynn Keller 2 comments

Jessalynn Keller discusses Wendy Davis’ shoes of choice for her July 25th, 2013, filibuster in Austin, TX.

I Prefer My Beefcakes with Fangs: Sexploitation in HBO’s True Blood
Lauren Kusnierz / University of Texas – Austin

July 15, 2013 Lauren Kusnierz 2 comments

The sexploitation genre lives on through the undead of HBO’s True Blood.

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Zombies Beat Humans on Television
Aymar Jean Christian / Northwestern University

July 15, 2013 Aymar Jean Christian / Northwestern University 6 comments

A critique of production practices of television shows concerning the lack of minority character development.

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Classifying Dahmer: Protecting Netflix’s Homonormative Canon
Dan Vena / Queen’s University & Sarah Woodstock / University of Toronto

"I’m the Industry Baby”: The Political Economy of Lil Nas X
Wendy Peters / Nipissing University

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New to Over*Flow: Dan Vena and Sarah Woodstock argue that Netflix’s removal of Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story from its LGBTQ TV category discards “unacceptable” queer history and protects the homonormativity of Netflix’s LGBTQ library.
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The Reality of Television Mockumentary: Family Tree and Guest as Auteur
Hallie K. Reiss / University of Texas at Austin

The Pink Sneakers That Could? Rethinking Mediated Discourses of Wendy Davis’ Filibuster Footwear
Jessalynn Keller / Middlesex University (London, UK)

I Prefer My Beefcakes with Fangs: Sexploitation in HBO’s True Blood
Lauren Kusnierz / University of Texas – Austin

Zombies Beat Humans on Television
Aymar Jean Christian / Northwestern University

The Reality of Television Mockumentary: Family Tree and Guest as Auteur Hallie K. Reiss / University of Texas at Austin

The Pink Sneakers That Could? Rethinking Mediated Discourses of Wendy Davis’ Filibuster Footwear Jessalynn Keller / Middlesex University (London, UK)

I Prefer My Beefcakes with Fangs: Sexploitation in HBO’s True Blood Lauren Kusnierz / University of Texas – Austin

Zombies Beat Humans on Television Aymar Jean Christian / Northwestern University

The Reality of Television Mockumentary: Family Tree and Guest as Auteur
Hallie K. Reiss / University of Texas at Austin

The Pink Sneakers That Could? Rethinking Mediated Discourses of Wendy Davis’ Filibuster Footwear
Jessalynn Keller / Middlesex University (London, UK)

I Prefer My Beefcakes with Fangs: Sexploitation in HBO’s True Blood
Lauren Kusnierz / University of Texas – Austin

Zombies Beat Humans on Television
Aymar Jean Christian / Northwestern University