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Volume 3, Number 3, October 1989

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Watching ourselves watch television, or who's your agent?
pp. 261-281(21)
Author: Collins, Jim

Television: A narrative — A history
pp. 282-300(19)
Author: White, Mimi

`This time's for me': Making up and feminine practice
pp. 301-322(22)
Author: Radner, Hilary

How to watch Star Trek
pp. 323-339(17)
Author: Amesley, Cassandra

How I met Miss Tootie: The Home Shopping Club
pp. 340-347(8)
Author: Desmond, Jane

No sanity clause (beyond reception, the text inside out)
pp. 348-352(5)
Author: Falkenberg, Pamela

First citizen of the semiotic democracy?
pp. 353-359(7)
Author: Bee, Jim

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