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    The Modern Family Show

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    Modern Family sitcom is a disguised attempt to influence how people view certain behaviors. The title of the show mimics the American ideology of what a modern family consists of. For example, the American modern family consists of a heterosexual couple, hard working dad, a stay at home housewife and their adorable two kids. This show attempt's to mold the perception of the viewers and try to change the ideology of what a regular family looks like. Unlike, the show Modern family is centered on three

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    Family Media Paper Family Description One of the most iconic television shows in America is called Full House. This show was around for about eight years. It started in the year 1987 and ended in the year 1995. It is about a guy named Danny Tanner. He is a morning talk show host. Danny also has three daughters. The oldest one is DJ Tanner, the middle child is Stephanie Tanner, and the youngest one is Michelle Tanner. Danny was married to a woman named Pamela Katsopolis Tanner, who died after

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    Chad Funk Professor Sharon Thiese The Short Story May 28th, 2012 Literary Analysis “Setting” – A Good Man is Hard to Find In the story “A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’Connor starts out by giving a look at a dysfunctional family on a vacation, but ultimately, gives insight into ourselves as well as the nature of good and evil, how they can clash, and how they can co-exist, even in the same person. The setting, which plays a critical role in this short story because the grandmother shows

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    Comparison Between The Simpsons and Futurama The word genre can be used to describe several things such as books, films and television programmes. It means the theme of the book, e.t.c. and in the case of a film or programme means either horror, thriller, comedy, romantic. It is important that a programme or film makes clear what genre it is. For example, a horror should make you cower in fear and a thriller should keep you on the edge of your seat. In the case of a

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    The Comedy of the American Dream In the early 1950s, the American dream was the nation's common heartbeat. Citizens longed for the ?ideal? family; most hid their shortcomings. The nuclear family included a mother, father, two children and a pet, all residing in suburbia, USA. Fathers were the breadwinners, and mothers stayed home, cooked, and cared for the kids. Each family included a boy and a girl, the former who always parted his hair to the side and the latter who always wore pigtails

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    Fluffy white clouds part to reveal a perfect blue sky and The Simpsons writing moves toward the screen. The font of the title and the music create an almost heavenly idea of the sitcom. This is perhaps to give the misleading impression that The Simpsons are yet another perfect television family depicted in a sitcom. Next we meet Bart for the first time. He is in school detention, writing lines

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    Racism and Discrimination on TV Is the American media racist? Watch American television and you might think so. It’s been over fifty years since the civil rights movement and unfortunately American television, at times, keeps racism and discrimination alive. Some of America’s longest running and most favorite television shows are riddled with negative stereotypes, hidden prejudices, and outright discrimination. Even worse, is the commercials that are on everyday television that demoralized and debase

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    no further than Matt Groening’s classic The Simpsons, or the more recent twist Family Guy created by Seth Macfarlane. The Simpsons and Family Guy are American comical cartoons that share many similarities and differences. Although the two shows portray a dysfunctional American family and have a similar way of delivering humor, they both contrast in their targeted audience and characters. The first and most noticeable resemblance is that The Simpsons and Family Guy’s humor can be indistinguishable

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    “The Simpsons” is an animated movie in America, which Matt Groening created to be used in Fox. The series depicts a satirical of the life experienced by the working class and the family of Simpson epitomizes the life. The family comprises of five people who are Lisa, Marge, Homer, Bart, as well as Maggie. The show occurs in a fictional setting of Springfield. In the series, various aspects are parodied, which consist of the American culture, television, and the condition of humans. In essence, this

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    The television show I chose to assess is Dennis the Menace. I watched the pilot episode titled “Dennis Goes to the Movies” that aired on October 4th, 1959. The episode follows the Mitchell family but focuses on their young son, Dennis. He is a troublesome and curious child that always seems to make the wrong choices while having good intentions. He is constantly messing with his next-door neighbor, Mr. Wilson as well as always giving his parents something to worry about. Although everyone around

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