Researchers pursuing scholarly knowledge on TV series, which preoccupies a substantial place in the audio-visual industry today, undoubtedly confront difficulties obtaining relevant data. The problem of being unable to reveal workable data may be conceived as permeability areas this huge and their classification under different headings. To advance present research covering years 2010-2020, Tur...

One of the most popular beliefs among English L2 learners is that watching TV series can help them speak language fluently. While it seemingly genuine, as supported by many learning websites and successful learners, further investigations on this subject matter have been minimal. Therefore, research aims to find out roles in improving learners’ fluency English. In qualitative research, in-depth...

How do social interactions in fictional words? Here we show that network theory can be used to systematically and quantitatively analyse relationships among noble houses and how the web of alliances and conflicts changes over time in the fantasy drama TV series Game of Thrones. Network analysis proved to be a powerful tool in capturing structures and dynamics of the story. Degree distribution a...

CSI has undoubtedly become one of television’s most popular series. But, while many of the scenarios and characters depicted in CSI are far from believable, continuous references to the cuttingedge DNA technology used by the CSI crime labs in solving their cases are not too far from the truth. Moreover, the use of DNA profiling for criminal intelligence in this popular TV series has increased p...