Saturday Night Live and American TV
Herausgeber: Becker, Ron; Sienkiewicz, Matt; Marx, Nick
Saturday Night Live and American TV
Herausgeber: Becker, Ron; Sienkiewicz, Matt; Marx, Nick
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With essays that address issues ranging from race and gender to authorship and comedic performance, "Saturday Night Liveand American TV follows the history of this 36-time Emmy-winning show and its place in the shifting social and media landscape of American television.
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With essays that address issues ranging from race and gender to authorship and comedic performance, "Saturday Night Liveand American TV follows the history of this 36-time Emmy-winning show and its place in the shifting social and media landscape of American television.
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- Verlag: Indiana University Press
- Seitenzahl: 294
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. Oktober 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 429g
- ISBN-13: 9780253010827
- ISBN-10: 0253010829
- Artikelnr.: 36901062
- Verlag: Indiana University Press
- Seitenzahl: 294
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. Oktober 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 429g
- ISBN-13: 9780253010827
- ISBN-10: 0253010829
- Artikelnr.: 36901062
edited by Ron Becker, Nick Marx, Matt Sienkiewicz, with contributions by Ron Becker, Mary Beltrán, Evan Elkins, Racquel Gates, David M. Gurney, Michele Hilmes, Derek Johnson, Jeffrey P. Jones, Nick Marx, Caryn Murphy, Susan Murray, Matt Sienkiewicz, Ethan Thompson
1. Introduction: Situating Saturday Night Live within American Television
Culture / Nick Marx, Matt Sienkiewicz, and Ron Becker
Part I: Live from New York on NBC
2. The Evolution of Saturday Night / Michele Hilmes
3. "Live from New York!" / Susan Murray
4. Michael O'Donoghue, Experimental Television Comedy, and Saturday Night
Live's Authorship / Evan Elkins
Part II: Staying Alive on Saturday Night
5. Politics and the Brand: Saturday Night Live's Campaign Season Humor and
Cultural Relevance / Jeffrey P. Jones
6. Speaking Too Soon: SNL, 9/11 and the Remaking of American Irony / Matt
Sienkiewicz
7. Live Music: Mediating Musical Performance and Discord on Saturday Night
Live / Alyxandra Vesey
8. Going Backstage: Network Heritage, Industrial Identities, and Reiterated
Mediation of Saturday Night Live's Work Worlds / Derek Johnson
Part III: Social Politics and Comedic Representation
9: Bringing the Black: Eddie Murphy and African American Humor on Saturday
Night Live / Racquel Gates
10. "Is this the Era of the Woman?": SNL's Gender Politics in the New
Millennium / Caryn Murphy
11. "Reading Fauxbama: 'Honeyface' Performance on SNL" / Mary Beltrán
Part IV: Beyond Saturday Night, Beyond Television
12.Skits Strung Together: Performance, Narrative, and the Sketch Comedy
Aesthetic in SNL Films / Nick Marx
13. Andy Samberg's Digital Success Story and Other Myths of the Internet
Comedy Club / Ethan Thompson and Ethan Tussey
14. Sketches Gone Viral: From Watercooler Talk to Participatory Comedy /
David Gurney
Contributors
Index
Culture / Nick Marx, Matt Sienkiewicz, and Ron Becker
Part I: Live from New York on NBC
2. The Evolution of Saturday Night / Michele Hilmes
3. "Live from New York!" / Susan Murray
4. Michael O'Donoghue, Experimental Television Comedy, and Saturday Night
Live's Authorship / Evan Elkins
Part II: Staying Alive on Saturday Night
5. Politics and the Brand: Saturday Night Live's Campaign Season Humor and
Cultural Relevance / Jeffrey P. Jones
6. Speaking Too Soon: SNL, 9/11 and the Remaking of American Irony / Matt
Sienkiewicz
7. Live Music: Mediating Musical Performance and Discord on Saturday Night
Live / Alyxandra Vesey
8. Going Backstage: Network Heritage, Industrial Identities, and Reiterated
Mediation of Saturday Night Live's Work Worlds / Derek Johnson
Part III: Social Politics and Comedic Representation
9: Bringing the Black: Eddie Murphy and African American Humor on Saturday
Night Live / Racquel Gates
10. "Is this the Era of the Woman?": SNL's Gender Politics in the New
Millennium / Caryn Murphy
11. "Reading Fauxbama: 'Honeyface' Performance on SNL" / Mary Beltrán
Part IV: Beyond Saturday Night, Beyond Television
12.Skits Strung Together: Performance, Narrative, and the Sketch Comedy
Aesthetic in SNL Films / Nick Marx
13. Andy Samberg's Digital Success Story and Other Myths of the Internet
Comedy Club / Ethan Thompson and Ethan Tussey
14. Sketches Gone Viral: From Watercooler Talk to Participatory Comedy /
David Gurney
Contributors
Index
1. Introduction: Situating Saturday Night Live within American Television
Culture / Nick Marx, Matt Sienkiewicz, and Ron Becker
Part I: Live from New York on NBC
2. The Evolution of Saturday Night / Michele Hilmes
3. "Live from New York!" / Susan Murray
4. Michael O'Donoghue, Experimental Television Comedy, and Saturday Night
Live's Authorship / Evan Elkins
Part II: Staying Alive on Saturday Night
5. Politics and the Brand: Saturday Night Live's Campaign Season Humor and
Cultural Relevance / Jeffrey P. Jones
6. Speaking Too Soon: SNL, 9/11 and the Remaking of American Irony / Matt
Sienkiewicz
7. Live Music: Mediating Musical Performance and Discord on Saturday Night
Live / Alyxandra Vesey
8. Going Backstage: Network Heritage, Industrial Identities, and Reiterated
Mediation of Saturday Night Live's Work Worlds / Derek Johnson
Part III: Social Politics and Comedic Representation
9: Bringing the Black: Eddie Murphy and African American Humor on Saturday
Night Live / Racquel Gates
10. "Is this the Era of the Woman?": SNL's Gender Politics in the New
Millennium / Caryn Murphy
11. "Reading Fauxbama: 'Honeyface' Performance on SNL" / Mary Beltrán
Part IV: Beyond Saturday Night, Beyond Television
12.Skits Strung Together: Performance, Narrative, and the Sketch Comedy
Aesthetic in SNL Films / Nick Marx
13. Andy Samberg's Digital Success Story and Other Myths of the Internet
Comedy Club / Ethan Thompson and Ethan Tussey
14. Sketches Gone Viral: From Watercooler Talk to Participatory Comedy /
David Gurney
Contributors
Index
Culture / Nick Marx, Matt Sienkiewicz, and Ron Becker
Part I: Live from New York on NBC
2. The Evolution of Saturday Night / Michele Hilmes
3. "Live from New York!" / Susan Murray
4. Michael O'Donoghue, Experimental Television Comedy, and Saturday Night
Live's Authorship / Evan Elkins
Part II: Staying Alive on Saturday Night
5. Politics and the Brand: Saturday Night Live's Campaign Season Humor and
Cultural Relevance / Jeffrey P. Jones
6. Speaking Too Soon: SNL, 9/11 and the Remaking of American Irony / Matt
Sienkiewicz
7. Live Music: Mediating Musical Performance and Discord on Saturday Night
Live / Alyxandra Vesey
8. Going Backstage: Network Heritage, Industrial Identities, and Reiterated
Mediation of Saturday Night Live's Work Worlds / Derek Johnson
Part III: Social Politics and Comedic Representation
9: Bringing the Black: Eddie Murphy and African American Humor on Saturday
Night Live / Racquel Gates
10. "Is this the Era of the Woman?": SNL's Gender Politics in the New
Millennium / Caryn Murphy
11. "Reading Fauxbama: 'Honeyface' Performance on SNL" / Mary Beltrán
Part IV: Beyond Saturday Night, Beyond Television
12.Skits Strung Together: Performance, Narrative, and the Sketch Comedy
Aesthetic in SNL Films / Nick Marx
13. Andy Samberg's Digital Success Story and Other Myths of the Internet
Comedy Club / Ethan Thompson and Ethan Tussey
14. Sketches Gone Viral: From Watercooler Talk to Participatory Comedy /
David Gurney
Contributors
Index