‘Fanfiction and the Author’ Gives Well-Blended Discourse for Maximum Fan Enjoyment
Scholar Judith May Fathallah's work blurs lines between author and ethnographer, fan experiences and genre TV storytelling.
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‘Sherlock’: “The Six Thatchers” Goes Beyond Disappointing Into Downright Nonsense
Holmes spends "The Six Thatchers" hoping for a better plot to unravel, and I can't blame him.
Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Time-bending Gothic Murder Mystery
Although some may emphasize the “abominable” in the controversial Sherlock special, “The Abominable Bride”, the marriage of the Victorian and the modern is a match made in heaven.
Sherlock Special: ‘The Abominable Bride’
The cinematic screening of "The Abominable Bride" illustrates the audience within an audience for whom this episode was made.
Land of Soap and Glory: An Ode to British TV
If you type the word “doctor” in the Wikipedia search box, “Doctor Who” appears ahead of “doctorate”. Now that’s cultural relevance for you.
A Study in the Sociopathic: ‘Moebius: Empire Rising
Unlike Sherlock Holmes, Malachi Rector lacks the charm that makes the audience forgive him for his antisocial and sometimes sociopathic behavior.
‘Sherlock’ and the Case of the Changing, Challenging Identities
The third season of Sherlock becomes much more meta and challenges the very concept of who Sherlock Holmes is, and suggests change is indeed in the (east) wind.
The Month In Pop Entertainment: January 2014
Ring in the New Year with new music, TV series, and a surprising amount of horror movies.