Prime time animation : television animation and American culture - Stabile, Carol A.; Harrison, Mark, 1967- (London ; New York : Routledge, 2003)
Introduction : prime time animation-an overview / Carol A. Stabile and Mark Harrison -- "Smarter that the average art form" : animation in the television era / Paul Wells -- The great saturday morning exile : scheduling cartoons on television's periphery in the 1960s / Jason Mittell -- Re-drawing the bottom line / Allen Larson -- The Flintstones to Futurama : networks and prime time animation / Wendy Hilton-Morrow and David T. McMahan -- Synergy nirvana : brand equity, television animation, and Cartoon Network / Kevin S. Sandler -- The digital turn : animation in the age of information technologies / Alice Crawford -- Back to the drawing board : the family in animated television comedy / Michael V. Tueth -- From Fred and Wilma to Ren and Stimpy : what makes a cartoon "prime time"? / Rebecca Farley -- "We hardly watch that rude, crude show" : class and taste in The Simpsons / Diane F. Alters -- "Misery chick" : irony, alienation and animation in MTV's Daria / Kathy M. Newman -- "What are those little girls made of? : The Powerpuff girls and consumer culture / Joy Van Fuqua -- "Oh my god, they digitized Kenny!" : travels in the South Park cybercommunity V4.0 / Brian L. Ott.
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Keywords: Animated television programs -- United States -- History and criticism; Electronic books