Genre framing in discourses surrounding comedy television remakes between the UK and the US
Traded as a format between Britain and the US, the sitcom has traditionally been understood as closely connected to its socio-cultural context (Tueth, 2005; Wagg, 1998) and as being characterised by its humorous intent (Eaton, 1978; Mills, 2009). Current format studies of sitcoms illustrate the vari...
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University of East Anglia
2017
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