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Article: It doesn't seem 'Canadian': quality television' and Canadian-American co-productions.(CANADIAN TELEVISION)(Critical essay)
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- December 22, 2009
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Flashpoint: One Moment Changes Everything
Flashpoint, the English-Canadian (1) one-hour scripted drama about an elite police tactical unit, can be considered the manifestation of a particular moment in Canadian television history. It is a moment that has profoundly changed the television production landscape in such a way that Canadian television scholars have yet to find a way to fruitfully discuss these changes. Flashpoint was born from the dramatic drop-off in American television production during the hundred-day Writers Guild of America strike, which spanned from November 2007 to February 2008, and can be considered the most proximate cause of why Flashpoint ...
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Article: Canadian television today.(Brief article)(Book ...
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...1552382222 Canadian television today. Beaty, Bart and Rebecca ... nationhood as they explore where Canadian television is today and the implications ... globalization, so too will Canadian television need to evolve to serve the ...
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