Private screenings: television and the female consumer

Installing the television set - popular discourses on television and domestic space, 1948-1955, Lynn Spigel
 the spectacularization of everyday life - recycling Hollywood stars and fans in early television variety shows Denise Mann
 the meaning of memory - family, class, and ethnicity in early network television programmes, George Lipsitz
 sit-coms and suburbs - positioning the 1950s homemaker, Mary Beth Haralovich
 "Is this what you mean by colour TV?" - race, gender, and contested meanings in NBC's, Julia Aniko Bodroghkozy
 defining women - the case of Cagney and Lacey, Julie D'Acci
 Kate and Allie -"new" women and the audience's television archives, Robert H. Deming 
 all's well that doesn't end - soap operas and the marriage motif, Sandy Flitterman-Lewis
 all that television allows - TV melodrama, postmodernism and consumer culture, Lynne Joyrich
 source guide to TV family comedy, drama and serial drama, 1946-1970, Dan Einstein, Nina Leibman, Randall Vogt, Sarah Berry, Jillian Steinberger, and William Lafferty.