Some of the most compelling episodes of NBC's Who Do You Think You Are? are those where relatively little information about a celebrity’s ancestors can be found.
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Mediating the Past: History and Ancestry in NBC’s Who Do You Think You Are?
July 12, 2012
By Melissa Click & Amanda Nell Edgar
Tags: gender, history, race, television
Posted in Mediating the Past | 6 Comments »
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