Lara C. Stache

This book is part of a series called The Cultural History of Television, and it provides fairly surface-level yet substantive discussions of Gilmore Girls with regards to several cultural topics, such as feminism, class, popular culture, romance, and so on. It didn't offer any earth-shattering insights into the show or anything, but for a person who *likes* to sit around and theorize about TV for fun, it was entertaining. It would probably be a nice introduction to starting to think about TV critically if one wanted such a thing.… (más)