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24:00 HRS [TV] : (AT, 2001)
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24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE : (UK, Micahel Winterbottom, 2001)
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24 HOURS : (AT, Carri Forrester, 1999)
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24 HOURS IN LONDON : (UK, Alexander Finbow, 1999)
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24 [TWENTY-FOUR] / by John McCullogh Detroit, Mich: Wayne State University Press, May 2014.
Call No: 79TWE MCCAuthor: McCullogh, John Place: Detroit, MichPublisher: Wayne State University PressPubDate: May 2014PhysDes: 132 p. : ill. ; 18 cmSeries: TV MilestonesSubject: 24 [TWENTY-FOUR] [TV] (US, 2001-) Summary: For eight seasons between 2001 and 2010, Fox’s 24 garnered critical accolades and became one of the most watched and discussed shows in primetime. In an innovative premise, the show’s hour-long episodes were meant to represent a real-time hour of the story, so that each twenty-four-episode season depicts a single day in the life of its characters. Influential as a popular hit, 24 was also closely linked with the "culture of fear" that dominated the post-9/11 period. In this insightful study, author John McCullough demonstrates that the series was not only unique and trendsetting, but also a complex creative response to its historical context.
In three chapters, McCullough looks at 24’s form, style, and overarching themes and meanings. He argues that although the series is driven by the political and cultural shifts brought on by the War on Terror, it is routinely out of step with real history. Using Linda Williams’s distinction between the melodramatic mode and melodrama as a genre, McCullough explores 24’s use of the action-adventure and spy thriller forms with particular attention paid to the series’ hero, Jack Bauer, who is depicted as a tragic hero perpetually in search of a return to innocence. Ultimately, McCullough finds that the series’ distinction lies less in its faithful re-creation of the history of the WOT than in its evocation of the sense of crises and paranoia that defined the period. McCullough also analyzes 24 as a response to television culture in the "post-network" age, characterized by reality TV’s populist appeal and visceral content, on the one hand, and sophisticated boutique cable programming ("quality TV"), on the other.
McCullough demonstrates that 24 engaged not only with the most pressing issues of world history and the geopolitics of its time, including terrrorism, neoliberalism, and the state of exception, but, on the strength of its form and style, also represents significant global trends in television culture. Fans of the show and media history scholars will appreciate this thorough study. -- publisher's blurbISBN: 9780814338674Language: EnglishDonation: Senses of Cinema
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24 [TWENTY-FOUR] [TV] : (US, 2001-)
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ER SHI SI CHENG JI : (CC/HK/JA, Jia Zhangke, 2008)
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The revolution was televised : how The Sopranos, Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Lost, and other groundbreaking dramas changed TV forever / Alan Sepinwall New York: Touchstone, [2012].
Call No: 71(73) SEPAuthor: Sepinwall, Alan Edition: Updated editionSource: USPlace: New YorkPublisher: TouchstonePubDate: [2012]PhysDes: 451 pages ; 22 cmSubject: OZ [TV](US, 1997-2003) ; SOPRANOS, THE [TV] (US, 1999-) ; WIRE, THE [TV] (US, David Simon, 2002) ; DEADWOOD [TV] (US, 2004) ; SHIELD, THE [TV] (US, 2002-) ; LOST [TV] (US, 2004 -) ; BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER [TV] (US, 1997-2004) ; 24 [TWENTY-FOUR] [TV] (US, 2001-) ; BATTLESTAR GALACTICA [TV] (US, 2004-2009) ; FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS [TV] (US, 2006-2011) ; MAD MEN [TV] (US, 2007) ; BREAKING BAD [TV] (US, 2008-2013) Summary: "In The Revolution Was Televised, celebrated TV critic Alan Sepinwall chronicles the remarkable transformation of the small screen over the past fifteen years. Focusing on twelve innovative television dramas that changed the medium and the culture at large forever, including The Sopranos, Oz, The Wire, Deadwood, The Shield, Lost, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, 24, Battlestar Galactica, Friday Night Lights, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad, Sepinwall weaves his trademark incisive criticism with highly entertaining reporting about the real-life characters and conflicts behind the scenes." - taken from back cover.ISBN: 9781476739670Contents: Previously, in The Revolution Was Televised... -- Introduction -- Prologue: Let's be careful out there... The shows that paved the way -- Ch. 1: What we were don't matter... Oz blazes a trail -- Ch. 2: All due respect... The Sopranos changes everything -- Ch. 3: All the pieces matter... The Wire as the Great American Novel for television -- Ch. 4: A lie agreed upon... The profane poetry of Deadwood -- Ch. 5: I'm a different kind of cop... The Shield takes anti-heroism to the limit -- Ch. 6: Do you want to know a secret?... The perfect storm of Lost -- Ch. 7: She saved the world. A lot... Buffy the Vampire Slayer gives teen angst some fangs -- Ch. 8: Tell me where the bomb is!... 24 goes to war on terror, boredom -- Ch. 9: So say we all... The thinking man's sci-fi of Battlestar Galactica -- Ch. 10: Clear eyes, full hearts... Friday Night Lights goes deep -- Ch. 11: It's a time machine... AMC gets into the game with Mad Men -- Ch. 12: I am the one who knocks!... Breaking Bad gives the recession the villain it needs -- Epilogue: Don't stop believing... The lasting legacy of the revolution -- Epilogue, Take Two: Listen to the thunder... How TV drama's Wild Wild West has only gotten wilder -- Where are they now? -- Acknowledgments
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TWENTY FOUR : (AT, Amanda Barton, 1994)
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[TWENTY-FOUR] 24 HOUR WOMAN, THE : (US, Nancy Savoca, 1997)
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[TWENTY-FOUR] 24 HOURS TO LIVE : (SA/CC/US, Brian Smrz, 2017)
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VINGT-QUATRE HEURES DE LA VIE D'UN FEMME : (FR/GW, Dominique Delouche, 1968)
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