Reading Joss Whedon
by Lavery, David, Masson, Cynthea, Wilcox, Rhonda, Cochran, Tanya R.
fromTelevision and popular culture
by Lavery, David, Masson, Cynthea, Wilcox, Rhonda, Cochran, Tanya R.
fromTelevision and popular culture
by Lavery, David, Masson, Cynthea, Wilcox, Rhonda, Cochran, Tanya R.
by Lavery, David, Masson, Cynthea, Wilcox, Rhonda, Cochran, Tanya R.
fromTelevision and popular culture
by Project Muse, Lavery, David
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"Refusing generic plotlines, commercialization, and mass-market ploys, cult TV programs utilize offbeat, original concepts to gain intensely loyal fan bases. The Essential Cult TV Reader covers a wide spectrum of shows, providing a broad examination of series from across the glo…
by Lavery, David, Burkhead, Cynthia
fromTelevision conversations series
by Lavery, David, Burkhead, Cynthia
fromTelevision conversations series
by Lavery, David, Burkhead, Cynthia
fromTelevision conversations series
by Lavery, David, Burkhead, Cynthia
fromTelevision conversations series
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fromTelevision conversations series
by ProQuest (Firm), Lavery, David, Burkhead, Cynthia
fromTelevision conversations series
by Lavery, David, Burkhead, Cynthia
fromTelevision conversations series
No recent television creator has generated more critical, scholarly, and popular discussion or acquired as devoted a cult following as Joss Whedon (b. 1964). No fewer than thirty books concerned with his work have now been published (a forthcoming volume even offers a book-lengt…
by Lavery, David, Burkhead, Cynthia
fromTelevision conversations series
No recent television creator has generated more critical, scholarly, and popular discussion or acquired as devoted a cult following as Joss Whedon (b. 1964). No fewer than thirty books concerned with his work have now been published (a forthcoming volume even offers a book-lengt…