Kath and Kim

Why television is the worst invention ever.

What is on television, and what role does it play in people's lives? What purpose is it serving, and do people's expectations affect television programming at all?

A detailed look at how television captures it's intended audience and the effects it has on the general populace and the Christian in particular.

Every person has wants and needs. Abraham Maslow is known for theorizing that there are certain lower needs that need to be satisfied before higher needs can be achieved. He believes that in order to be completely happy, other needs must be met first.

The enforcement of commercialism, the faulty nature of the ratings system, and the passivity of most viewers provides an environment in which the television maintains control over the viewers of American television.

The purpose of this research study is to look into the wide range of programming and understand the change in the amount of sexual situations over years past.

A look at the TV shows and culture of 1950s America.

Television has morphed from a medium determined to spread mass culture, to creating a sense of reality which at the very least is disturbingly false.

There was a time when television reflected the main stream values of society. Is that still effective today? Or does television shape us in installing what television producers and executives as well as stars want us to think?

As a society turns to television for its primary source for news, it is obvious that its members will not hear the full story. Television is a unique medium that has obvious limitations. Our state of democracy has declined as a result of television.

If you are thinking of being a member of a TV audience, please take a moment to read through the following advice so you are well-prepared.

change is good and ABC and Fox was doing just that until the suits had they way....

I was only 2 1/2 when tragedy struck on September 11, 2001.

Having trouble deciding what new shows to watch this fall? Read through this list of my picks for the new TV season and see if you can find the right show for you!

Read about what children learn from TV programs.

Although a lot of children's programming is aimed at babies, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends "no TV before age 2." Why do they make this statement, and how can parents implement the television safely?

Are you looking for a great way to heighten the fun of TV-watching? Here's your answer: Wall-mounted TV installations. Lying back on your couch with a tub of homemade popcorn is joy unparalleled!

The TV shows of yesterday

The Broadcast Television Journalists Association will announce entertainment-related awards during a luncheon in June. The question is---Why?

What our family spent on entertainment in 2009 and how we compared - statistically - with the rest of the country.

"Body of Proof" premiered March 29, 2011, and the ratings were extremely good for the time slot.

The amount of television that is recommended for children has been a question that parents have been asking since TV was invented.

Of all our home entertainment devices, the biggest changes have been in the television. Bigger and bolder yet slimmer and sleeker, the technology is evolving at lightning speed.

Many believe that TV and video games aren't good for a child's growth and development. It's possible to take a break from the screen and stop this trend in its tracks!

Have you ever really thought of what your television is doing to you? How it impacts your life? How it impacts your wallet?

Due to cheaply produced programming and vast amounts of time to fill the future of television is uncertain. Television is not competing with new forms of news and entertainment.

Plasma and LCD TVs, Blu-Ray Disc Players and now the ingenious Smart TV invention has begun to cause a stir. Time to get the lowdown on the newest craze in the electronics and entertainment industry...

Let's Take a look back at the ten best TV moments of 2010!