Pop Culture TV, Movies, and Everything Else. Discussion How are TV and Movies shaped by society? How do TV and Movies shape society?

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Pop Culture TV, Movies, and Everything Else

Discussion How are TV and Movies shaped by society? How do TV and Movies shape society?

1940s Radio

It’s a Wonderful Life

1950s Rise of Television

1950s Howdy Doody I Love Lucy

Monster Movies

Rebels James Dean Elvis Presley Beat Poetry

Discussion How are TV and Movies shaped by society? How do TV and Movies shape society?

Early 1960s TV Westerns To Kill a Mockingbird

Late 1960s Color TV Political TV  Smothers Brothers  Laugh In

1960s Movies Dr. StrangeloveThe Graduate

1970s Television Vietnam on TV Sitcoms  All in the Family  Happy Days Charlie’s Angels

Horror Movies

Blockbusters Jaws (1975)

Star Wars (1977)

Discussion What visions about American Society do the television shows and movies from the 1960s and 1970s promote?

1980s Television MTV Cheers Cosby Show

Bush Gulf War on TV Boyz n the Hood

1990s TV Simpsons Seinfeld

1990s Movies TitanicReality Bites

Discussion How did TV and Movies change from the 60s and 70s to the 80s and 90s? What does that change say about the visions for American society in those decades?

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