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Posts Tagged ‘ The X-Files ’

Moving Into a Fuller House: Television Reboots, Nostalgia, and Time

May 29, 2015

By Mark Lashley

Mark Lashley discusses "Fuller House" and the current trend of resurrected television nostalgia, and how the notion of television as an ephemeral or disposable media form is diminishing.
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Tags: ABC, Arrested Development, Brady Bunch, cultural memory, Full House, Fuller House, Mad Men, Netflix, nostalgia, reboot, reruns, television, The Muppets, The X-Files, Twin Peaks, Wet Hot American Summer
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