The Journal of Popular Television

From classical Greece to science fiction: Heroic aesthetics and the popularity of the Eagle pilot Alan Carter in Space: 1999
pp. 3-20(18)
Author: Bussières, Marie-Pierre

Killing us softly: Investigating the aesthetics, philosophy and influence of Nordic Noir television
pp. 21-35(15)
Author: Creeber, Glen

The ‘vegetative part’: Organic and plant life in The Walking Dead
pp. 37-55(19)
Author: Keetley, Dawn

Age, gender and television in the United Kingdom
pp. 57-73(17)
Author: Redfern, Nick

‘We’re physicists’: Gender, genre and the image of scientists in The Big Bang Theory
pp. 75-92(18)
Author: Weitekamp, Margaret A.

My Little Pony: A transcultural phenomenon
pp. 93-97(5)
Author: Kirkland, Ewan

From toys to television and back: My Little Pony appropriated in adult toy play
pp. 99-109(11)
Author: Heljakka, Katriina

It’s Ok to be joyful? My Little Pony and Brony masculinity
pp. 111-118(8)
Author: Hautakangas, Mikko

My Little Pony, tolerance is magic: Gender policing and Brony anti-fandom
pp. 119-125(7)
Author: Jones, Bethan

Finding Bronies – The accidental audience of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
pp. 127-134(8)
Author: Burdfield, Claire

The classical world is 20 per cent cooler: Greco-Roman pegasi in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
pp. 135-143(9)
Author: Cresswell, Jen

Conference Report
pp. 145-148(4)
Authors: Byrne, Dr Katherine; Young, Dr Nerys