The Sci-Fi Channel Encyclopedia of TV Science Fiction
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THE THESIS
This encyclopedia aims to provide a comprehensive overview of television science fiction, cataloging its history, key shows, and influential figures. Roger Fulton, drawing on his expertise in the genre, presents a structured examination of how science fiction has been translated to the television medium.
THE SCOPE MAP
- A historical survey of science fiction on television, from early broadcasts to contemporary series.
- Detailed entries on significant and influential TV science fiction programs.
- Profiles of key creators, actors, and personalities who shaped the genre on television.
- Analysis of recurring themes, tropes, and narrative structures within TV science fiction.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This work is recognized as a valuable reference for enthusiasts and scholars of television science fiction. Its comprehensive scope and detailed entries offer a solid foundation for understanding the evolution and impact of the genre on the small screen. The book serves as a useful guide for exploring the vast landscape of sci-fi television.
Page Count:
668
Publication Date:
1998-01-01
ISBN-10:
0446674788
ISBN-13:
9780446674782
Non-Fiction
Fiction
Science Fiction
Horror
Fantasy
Television
Reference
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