‘Oh, I’m Canadian’: (Some) Multicultural Representation in Stargate Atlantis – by Melissa Beattie
…the Government of Canada recognizes the diversity of Canadians as regards race, national or...
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Author: Ben Keightley
The Rise of the Female Voiceover in 21st Century Television: The Feminised, Televisual Acousmêtre in Desperate Housewives – by Ben Keightley
This blog was originally published on WFTHN As part of my PhD research, which explores and...
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Where to? What future for PSB and Society? by Elke Weissmann
Last week, I was in the incredibly privileged position of attending a panel discussion on the...
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Very Special Relationships: Spooks by Melissa Beattie
‘I read the CIA Factbook, Christine, written by you. Britain’s entry: ‘slightly smaller than...
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Defending the WAC: Our Rights, Their Wrongs: The WAC Campaign To Date by John Wyver
Just about exactly a year ago, on 19 November 2024, I e-mailed a group of colleagues expressing...
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(Main)Streaming Ethics: Netflix and the Ghost of Reality TV Past by Georgia Aitaki
Roughly a decade ago, Netflix’s then–Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos made a pessimistic...
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Defending the WAC: ‘Bigger on the Inside’ Doctor Who Archives by Toby Hadoke
It’s always bloody Doctor Who isn’t it? The show about the police box that’s bigger on the inside...
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On the bloating of contemporary TV fiction by Josette Wolthuis
There is nothing new about filler or bottle episodes; when I hear the latter term, I always think...
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DEFENDING THE WAC: MARK LEWISOHN LOOKS AT WHY RENEWED APPRECIATION IS URGENTLY REQUIRED by Mark Lewisohn
I was asked to write an op-ed piece saying why I think the BBC’s Written Archives Centre (WAC) is...
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Sexual Violence in Rivals: Updating the Bonkbuster for a post-#MeToo Television Audience: PART TWO – by Julie Anne Taddeo
This article was first published on WFTHN on the 17th October 2025. Warning: This article is...
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