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Television Goes to the Movies


Television Programs Go to the Movies: Crossing Boundaries in Exhibition SpacesTheatrical Event TelevisionA Particularly American Distinction?ConclusionTelevision’s Detractors Go to the Movies: Cinematic Representations of TelevisionThe Material Presence of TelevisionThe Artless IndustryTawdry, Cheap, Exploitative, and Mind-DeadeningMelodramatic, Familial, and FeminineMovies about Other MediaConclusionTelevision Stories Go to the Movies: Strategies of AdaptationWhat Adaptation Says about Media CapacitiesCommonalities of AdaptationTelevision's Starless Skies"This Is Not a Routine Expedition": Action, Gloss, and Subtle Re-GenrificationMarge Simpson's Negligee Revealed: Sex, "Pervasive Language," and AdultificationMocking TelevisionConclusionTelevision Producers Go to the Movies: Transforming Professional IdentitiesTransforming Professional IdentitiesScorsese Was RightTransforming into a FilmmakerThe Spaces between Filmmakers and TV GuysConclusionCoda: Let It Go?Works Cited
 
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