Essays on Television

When The Big Bang Theory first came on the air on the 24th of September, 2007, its producers, writers, and cast members, like every other crew of a TV show, hoped it would become a successful show. However, while not every crew member gets to…

The primary role that Television plays, through popular TV shows, is that it enhances socialization. In other terms, TV (through shows such as the Big Bang Theory) allows individuals to interact with distinct standards of society as well as culture. In this paper, attention is…

The client chosen for analysis is Sheldon Cooper, a character on the sitcom, “Big Bang Theory.’ Sheldon is a 30-year-old male and an American national. He is a physicist working at CIT. Additionally, he is married to Amy Farrah Fowler and expecting children in the…

Walter White, a brilliant chemist caught in a dull and detached life as a high school educator. Mr. white lives in Albuquerque new Mexico with his pregnant wife and their teenage son who has cerebral parsley. Mr.white worked part time at a local car wash…

Walter White is a fictional character and the protagonist on a popular television show called “Breaking Bad.” He is a chemistry graduate of the California Institute of Technology and co-founded the company Gray Matter Technologies. After leaving the company, Walter moved to New Mexico, started…

‘I am the one who knocks’, said Walter White (played by Bryan Cranston) on episode 6 of the fourth season of Breaking Bad (Gilligan 2008). As Walter was the one who knocked so was this modern classic who knocked at the home of millions of…

“Othello” is a play about revenge. The revenge that takes part in the play is so deep and continues throughout the play. The revenge in the play “Othello” is all tied in with jealousy. The only thing Othello wanted was to live a happy life…

Introduction Gender is an inevitable thing that people cannot change about themselves making it impossible to escape the cruel injustices that we face on a daily basis. Gender bias and discrimination exists all over the world, not only in the United States. In the novel,…

Introduction Can utopia be attained and maintained without suffering or subjugation? This perennial question has garnered the attentions of authors Ursula K. LeGuin and Ewan Morrison in their discourse against the dangers of utopian societies. LeGuin, who wrote the esteemed short story “The One Who…

Introduction The term Utopia was first used in the book Utopia by Thomas More. He was a English Jurist with great carrier and was canonized because he fought for the church. The book Utopia was published in 1516 and it was written in Latin. He…