A Sentimental Journey: Television, Meaning and Emotion

Kristyn Gorton

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If I go to the cinema to watch something and I’ve not been moved ... and laughed out loud, I feel cheated really, to be honest with you, that’s part of the experience of going to the cinema; and also when I’m watching TV, I’m the most greedy television viewer that you can think of, because I want everything, that’s why I write like that, because that’s what I want, I want that journey. (Kay Mellor)

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