Category: Netflix
ADOLESCENCE (NETFLIX, 2025) HITS THE US by Kim Akass
Everyone is talking about Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne’s latest venture: the 4-part series,...
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WHY I LOVE SUITS (USA, 2011-19) AND I’M NOT ASHAMED TO ADMIT IT by Kim Akass
August 17th 2023 and the Guardian ran an article entitled ‘How did Suits become America’s...
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RELIVING YOUR MASTER DAY – MONTAIGNE, NIETZSCHE AND RUSSIAN DOLL by Chris Nunn
SPOILERS AHEAD for Russian Doll season one Lockdown continues to be a bizarre experience for us...
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“FAMILY WATCH TOGETHER TV”: NETFLIX AND THE DARK INTERGENERATIONAL FANTASY by Djoymi Baker, Jessica Balanzategui, and Diana Sandars
In 2016, Netflix committed to “doubling down on kids and families” [1] through increased child and...
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THE PERSISTENCE OF TELEVISION: STAND-ALONE EPISODES by Martin Zeller-Jacques
In 2006, when I started out in television studies, the discipline was reckoning with the impact of...
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TV HORROR ACCORDING TO NETFLIX: HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE, STRANGER THINGS AND HEMLOCK GROVE by Stella Gaynor
With Haunting of Hill House plugging the hole left by Stranger Things this Halloween[1], I started...
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NETFLIX AND NURSING by Liz Giuffre
Too often the joys of binge watching are only attributed to two types of people; those who are...
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QUANTITATIVE STUDIES IN TELEVISION (PART 2): ALGORITHMS IN ACADEMIA by JP Kelly
This is a follow up to my last post for CST. Given that this is a blog about television it seems...
Read MoreCFP: Independent Women: From Film to Television
Issue Guest Editors: Claire Perkins (Monash University) and Michele Schreiber (Emory University) Working in television has historically been considered ‘bread and butter’ labour for female filmmakers around the world. For...
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WHAT USE IS A GENDERED AUDIENCE?: INSTITUTIONAL CLASSIFICATION THEN AND NOW by Sarah Arnold
Viewer classification has been central to audience research and measurement since the early years...
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OF BLACK MIRRORS AND ELECTRIC DREAMS: THE TWILIGHT ZONE OF THE TELEVISION ANTHOLOGY SERIES by Kenneth Longden
This latest offering to CST has partly been inspired by my recent research and planning for a...
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SHOULD STREAMING SERVICES BE SUBJECT TO LOCAL QUOTAS? by Liz Giuffre
Local television outlets are essential places for the development and dissemination of local...
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