Television's moment : sitcom audiences and the sixties cultural revolution / by Hodenberg, Christina von

Table of Contents: “…Television's Moment -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Preface -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Negotiating the Sixties -- Chapter 1 -- Three Sitcoms -- Chapter 2 -- Three Settings -- Chapter 3 -- The Era of Limited Choice -- Chapter 4 -- Alf Garnett and the British Lifestyle Revolution -- Chapter 5 -- Archie Bunker and the American Lifestyle Revolution -- Chapter 6 -- Alfred Tetzlaff and the West German Lifestyle Revolution -- Chapter 7 -- Comedy against Racism -- Chapter 8 -- Trading TV Bigots -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.…”
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Hidden in plain sight : Jews and Jewishness in British film, television, and popular culture /

Table of Contents: “…"You don't cure a problem by sweeping it under the carpet" : Jews, sitcoms, and race relations in 1960s Britain /…”

Cult British TV comedy : from Reeves and Mortimer to Psychoville / by Hunt, Leon, 1961-

Table of Contents: “…From alternative to cult : mapping post-alternative comedy -- Britain's top light entertainer and singer : Vic Reeves, Bob Mortimer and the cultification of light entertainment -- 'Careful now' : Graham Linehan--a case study in post-alternative sitcom -- Patchy in places : developments in post-alternative sketch comedy -- Community and intimacy : from laugh track to commentary track -- The 'Zooniverse' and other (furnished) comic worlds -- Are you sitting uncomfortably? …”
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Cult British TV comedy : from Reeves and Mortimer to Psychoville / by Hunt, Leon, 1961-

Table of Contents: “…From alternative to cult : mapping post-alternative comedy -- Britain's top light entertainer and singer : Vic Reeves, Bob Mortimer and the cultification of light entertainment -- 'Careful now' : Graham Linehan : a case study in post-alternative sitcom -- Patchy in places : developments in post-alternative sketch comedy -- Community and intimacy : from laugh track to commentary track -- The 'Zooniverse' and other (furnished) comic worlds -- Are you sitting uncomfortably? …”
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Cult British TV comedy : from Reeves and Mortimer to Psychoville / by Hunt, Leon, 1961-

Table of Contents: “…From alternative to cult : mapping post-alternative comedy -- Britain's top light entertainer and singer : Vic Reeves, Bob Mortimer and the cultification of light entertainment -- 'Careful now' : Graham Linehan -- a case study in post-alternative sitcom -- Patchy in places : developments in post-alternative sketch comedy -- Community and intimacy : from laugh track to commentary track -- The 'Zooniverse' and other (furnished) comic worlds -- Are you sitting uncomfortably? …”
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Social class on British and American screens : essays on cinema and television /

Table of Contents: “…The persistence of stereotypes: social classes in TV sitcoms and series -- Six decades of social class in American sitcoms / Richard Butsch -- Social class and class distinctions in "Britcoms" (1950s/2000s) / Renée Dickason -- Authenticity and performance of class in British factual TV series / Jonathan Bignell -- Part Two. …”

Public discourses of gay men / by Baker, Paul, 1972-

Table of Contents: “…-- chapter 2 Unnatural Acts: the House of Lords debates on gay male law reform -- chapter 3 Flamboyant, predatory, self-confessed homosexual: discourse prosodies in the British tabloid press -- chapter 4 'True Man' and 'McFairyland': gay identities in an American sitcom -- chapter 5 'No effeminates please': discourses of gay men's personal adverts -- chapter 6 As big as a beercan: a comparative keyword analysis of lesbian and gay male erotic narratives -- chapter 7 Making safer sex sexy: border crossing, informalisation and gay identity in sexual health documentation -- chapter 8 Conclusion.…”
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Armchair nation : an intimate history of Britain in front of the TV / by Moran, Joe, 1970-

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The Routledge companion to British media history /

Table of Contents: “…The censors' tools -- PART VII Television: 38. The television sitcom; 39. Drama on the box; 40. The origins and practice of science on British television; 41. …”
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