Tag: Peter Capaldi

• The Pop Culture Lens on Doctor Who

  

  In the thirty-sixth episode of The Pop Culture Lens podcast, Christopher Olson and I welcome friend of the podcast, Paul Booth of DePaul University, to discuss the venerable British science fiction series, Doctor Who. In this episode, the three discuss what has led to the longevity of the series, which started in 1963. This discussion […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  February 21, 2017

  Fandom, Television Studies, Uncategorized

  BBC, David Tennant, Doctor Who, fan service, fan wank, Fandom, fans, longevity, Matt Smith, Peter Capaldi, polysemy, polyvalent, Russell T. Davies, showrunners, Steven Moffat, The Doctor

• “I AM the Doctor.”: The Historical Trajectory of Doctor Who

  “I AM the Doctor.”: Polysemic rhetorical flexibility and non-traditional audience reception in Doctor Who By Christopher J. Olson, DePaul University & CarrieLynn D. Reinhard, Dominican University This paper was presented at the MPCA 2013 Conference in St. Louis, Missouri.  This is the longer version of the presentation, and thus it represents are full current thoughts on […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  November 18, 2013

  Audience/Reception Studies, Fandom, Industry Analysis Studies

  BBC, Condit, Cybermen, Daleks, David Tennant, Doctor Who, fake geek girl, fantasy, Fiske, fractured fandom, historical, horror, Matt Smith, Peter Capaldi, polysemic, polyvalent, rhetoric, romance, Russell T. Davies, science fiction, Steven Moffat, The Doctor, Time Lords