Volume 5 Number 1 Invisible Television: Programmes and Genres
-A +ARead Vol 5 Number 1 (Spring 2010) at Ingenta Connect
Editorial
Invisible Television: The Programmes No One Talks About Even Though Lots of People Watch Them
Brett Mills
'There's Only One Way to Find Out!': Harry Hill's TV Burp and the Rescue of Invisible Television
James Leggott
Top Gear: Why Does the World's Most Popular Programme Not Deserve Scrutiny?
Frances Bonner
River City: Invisible Soap
Lynne Hibberd
Is There a Geography Genre on British Television? Explorations of the Hinterland from Coast to Countryfile.
Felix Thompson
New Tricks and the Invisible Audience
Phil Wickham
Invisible Television: Contexts
Exhausted and Exhausting: Television Studies and British Soap Opera
Christine Geraghty
When Television Doesn't Overflow 'Beyond the Box': The Invisibility of 'Momentary' Fandom
Matt Hills
Missing in Action: On the Invisibility of (Most) Australian Television
Sue Turnbull
Reviews
Marina Krcmar, Living Without the Screen: Causes and Consequences of Life Without Television, reviewed by Elizabeth Evans
Terry Bolas, Screen Education: From Film Appreciation to Media Studies, reviewed by Christine Geraghty
Mark Duguid, Cracker, reviewed by Lez Cooke
Appendix: TV Listings
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