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INDEX

                  Horror genre, 9, 12, 36, 143, 169, 221–224.   Intertextuality, 206
                     See also specific title       Introductions of genres, 35
                  Hour el Ayn (The Beautiful Virgins), 8–9  iPod, 22
                  House Calls (Web talk show), 17  Iranian films, 123
                  House, M.D., 55                 Iraqi war television series, 73
                  Humiliation, ritualistic, 48    Ivry, Bob, 40, 120
                  Hunter, Stephen, 115            I Want to Be a Hilton, 149, 155
                  Hybrids, 203–205                I Want a Famous Face, 109, 165
                  Ideological context             “Jack,” 22
                   allegories and, 146–148        Jackson, Michael, 149
                   characters and, 157–158        Jake in Progress, 202
                   function and, 150–154          James, Caryn, 170
                   genre analysis, 162–168        Janusonisis, Michael, 147
                   ideology and, defining, 136     Jeopardy, 71, 169–170
                   inter-genre analysis, 158–160  Jerry Springer Show, 48, 110, 111–112
                   lines of inquiry, 160–162      Joe Millionaire, 166–167, 197, 208
                   overview, 136–143              Joey, 206
                   parody and, 144–146            Johar, Karan, 174
                   plot and, 157                  Johnson, Kirsten, 69
                   point of view and, 148–150     Johnson, Lucy, 24
                   premise and, 154–156           Jones, Nora, 31
                   propaganda and, 152–153        Jung, Carl, 223
                   reality genre and, 143, 162–163  Just Like Heaven (2005), 77–78
                   social commentary and, 134–148
                   social control and, 153        Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham (2001), 174
                   social system and, 158–159     Kahl, Kelly, 42
                   structure and, 156–157         Kaufman, Charles, 29
                   worldview and, 150             Kaun Banega, 121–122
                  Ideological context genre analysis, 162–168  Kay Kyser’s Kollege of Musical Knowledge,
                  Iger, Robert, 48                    71
                  I Love Lucy, 29                 Kehr, Dave, 113
                  Image enhancement, 6            Keith, Tony, 143
                  Inception stage, 208            Kellner, Jamie, 201–202
                  Industry perspective            Keoghan, Phil, 42–43
                   abuses, 207                    Khouri, Rami, 137–138
                   conservative sensibility, 201–203  Kids’ Choice Awards, 141
                   cyclical nature of genres, 207–210  King, Larry, 146
                   derivative programming, 203–206  King of Queens, The, 81
                   lines of inquiry, 215–216      Klawans, Stuart, 124
                   overview, 195–201              Koch, Barb, 234–236
                   profit, 198–200                 Koppel, Ted, 9, 198
                   revenue streams, 210–214       Kovacs, Ernie, 32–33
                   structure and, 200             Kozlowski, Dennis, 157
                  Information Please, 70–71       Kristof, Nicholas D., 76–77
                  In the Line of Duty, 79         Kronke, David, 79
                  Inter-genre analysis. See also Genre   Kuczyanski, Alex, 195–196
                     analysis
                   cultural context, 124–125      Lacah, Nick, 163
                   historical context, 82         Laguna Beach, 120, 173, 226–227, 228
                   ideological context, 158–160   Last Dance, The (2000), 118
                   mythic context, 229–230        Last of the Mohicans, The (Cooper), 18
                  Internet, 19                    Latent function, 5–7, 142, 205
                  Interpolated elements, 40       Latent messages, 4, 17
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