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The situation comedy "Bewitched" chronicled the everyday lives of Samantha, a witch, and her mortal husband, dramatizing the often-humorous troubles caused by their "mixed marriage." Considering the "Bewitched" series as a whole, this book demonstrates that the show can...
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| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Detroit :
Wayne State University Press,
©2007.
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| Colección: | Contemporary approaches to film and television series. TV milestones.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Introduction: A queer children's show -- An industrial history of bewitched -- Contextualizing Bewitched : witches, film, and television -- Previous criticism of bewitched -- A sample run of Bewitched episodes -- Valuing 1960s telefilm aesthetics -- Identity politics and Bewitched -- An aristocracy of witches : class politics in Bewitched -- Love the house, hate the work : Bewitched and feminism -- The politics of history in Bewitched -- From past to present : George Washington was a hippie! -- "Oh my stars!" : Bewitched and the space race -- A metatextual masterpiece -- Conclusion: Television in the aura of film. | |
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| 520 | |a The situation comedy "Bewitched" chronicled the everyday lives of Samantha, a witch, and her mortal husband, dramatizing the often-humorous troubles caused by their "mixed marriage." Considering the "Bewitched" series as a whole, this book demonstrates that the show can look very different depending upon which of its episodes are being examined. |b The classic situation comedy "Bewitched" chronicled the everyday lives of Samantha, a witch, and Darrin Stephens, her mortal husband, dramatizing the often-humorous troubles caused by their "mixed marriage." For much of its eight-year run, Bewitched enjoyed strong popularity because of its broad appeal. A parade of magical characters, animals, special effects, and gimmickry used to portray witchcraft ensured that the series appealed strongly to children, while its domestic tensions, feminist undertones, and hints at gay and lesbian subculture grabbed the attention of adult viewers. "Bewitched" also participated in industrial innovations, like the shift from black-and-white to color television production, and found itself caught in the political shift from Lyndon Johnson's Great Society to Richard Nixon's staunch conservatism. With all of these factors in mind, Walter Metz considers the series an important touchstone in 1960s and 1970s culture. Although "Bewitched" has been the subject of previous academic criticism, most studies discuss only a handful of episodes. This book considers the "Bewitched" series as a whole, demonstrating that the show can look very different depending upon which of its episodes are being examined. Metz draws several interlocking themes from the series, including the political identity conflicts that arise from the Stephenses' marriage, the significance of history raised by characters popping in and out of the past, the postwar surveillance culture represented by the fear of discovery of Samantha's secret, and the show's self-reflexive stance toward television itself. In addition, Metz situates "Bewitched" in television history, examining the ways that its production techniques, storylines, and characters both borrowed from the past and contributed their own innovations to the medium. A cult favorite that continues to air regularly more than forty years after it first premiered, "Bewitched" has claimed a prominent place in television history. Scholars of film and television studies, along with fans of the show, will appreciate Metz's careful look at the show's appeal and the serious issues raised by this beloved and deceptively simple sitcom | ||
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