I missed a birthday.
Telegenic, the column on TV I write for
CST Online, is now over a year old.
The first one was finished July 4, 2010, and I have now done sixteen in all (counting the next) and 25,201 words in all (not counting the next one).
I can't thank Kim Akass, the
CST Online webmistress, enough for her excellent work in putting these on the website.
Here's the whole list:
“The State of the American Sitcom (1): Modern Family” (coming in August 2011).
“The State of the American Sitcom (1):
30 Rock” (July 2011)
“The State of the American Sitcom (1):
The Big Bang Theory” (June 2011)
“The State of the American Sitcom (1):
How I Met Your Mother” (June 2011)
“The State of the American Sitcom (1):
Community” (May 2011)
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Big Fish” (May 2011)
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The ‘Television is Better Than the Movies” Meme” (April 2011)
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Infinite Impossibilities?” (March 2011)
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What’s My Motivation?: The Method Goes Fantastic in Television Acting" (March 2011)
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The Naughty, the Blasphemous, and American Television” (March 2011)
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Series/Season/Show” (February 2011)
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Sarah Palin Meets Seinfeld: Politics and American Television” (November 2010)
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The Ephebe of Television” (October 2010)
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Bad Quality: Breaking Bad as Basic Cable Quality TV” (September 2010)
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God, Death, and Pizza: Supernatural and the Death of God” (August 2010)
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Thinking Inside the Box: Heisenberg’s Indeterminancy Principle, the Paradox of Schrödinger’s Cat, and Television” (July 2010)
