Posts Tagged ‘alias’
Complex TV: Beginnings
I have decided to use my blog here in tandem with the site for Complex TV to offer context & references for each chapter as I release them this spring/summer. I hope this is useful in both promoting readership, and making it transparent how this book is coming together out of earlier pieces and new […]
Filed under: Books, Complex TV, Media Studies, MediaCommons, Narrative, Television, TV Shows | 1 Comment
Tags: alias, Arrested Development, awake, how i met your mother, pushing daisies, terriers, Twin Peaks, Veronica Mars
Time for my next chunk of Best TV of the Decade list, but first I want to point readers to my guest appearance on the excellent Television on the Internet podcast (now posted), where I debate many of these programs (and some that won’t appear on my list at all) with Todd VanDerWerff and Libby […]
Filed under: Television, TV Shows | 8 Comments
Tags: alias, angel, Battlestar, best of the decade, curb your enthusiasm, firefly, freaks and geeks, gilmore girls, malcolm in the middle, pushing daisies, Six Feet Under, the office, Veronica Mars, west wing
Jump-starting Dollhouse
I’ve finally caught up with Dollhouse, which had been lingering a bit long on my TiVo. As anyone paying attention to the extratextual buzz knows, last week’s episode, “Man on the Street,” was hyped to deliver the narrative payoff and higher stakes that many feel the series has lacked. I concur with the consensus buzz: […]
Filed under: Narrative, Television, TV Industry, TV Shows | 6 Comments
Tags: alias, dollhouse
