New Historical Express

Category: Television

Film and history, Peaky Blinders, Popular culture, Television

Underground lives: ‘Peaky Blinders’ and depicting histories of post-World War I Britain
Blairism, British History, Britishness, Cities, Comedy, Popular culture, Television, Tony Blair, Uncategorized

London and the south-east regional divide in television sitcoms in Blair’s Britain
Buffy, Film, Listicles, Popular culture, Television, Uncategorized, Youth culture

“YOU DON’T WANNA MISS THIS WEEK’S FEATURE CREATURE”: BUFFY’S TOP TEN STAND ALONE EPISODES
American history, Boardwalk Empire, British History, Crime, Criminology, FBI, Female suffrage, Film and history, First World War, Irish terrorism, Northern Ireland, Peaky Blinders, Popular culture, Prohibition, Television, US history, Women’s liberation

Crime, Masculinity and the Post-War Era in Peaky Blinders and Boardwalk Empire
Announcements, British History, Contemporary history, Film, Film and history, Historical methods, Historiography, Journal announcements, Popular culture, Punk, Television, Thatcherism, The Young Ones, Youth culture

New article: Thatcherism and The Young Ones
Announcements, British History, Contemporary history, Film, Film and history, Media appearances, Papers/Seminars, Popular culture, Popular memory, Public service announcements, Punk, Television, Thatcherism, The Young Ones, Youth culture

The Conversation (UK) On Rik Mayall, The Young Ones and Thatcher
British History, Film, Film and history, Popular culture, Popular memory, Punk, Television, Thatcherism, The Young Ones, Youth culture

In tribute to Rik Mayall: The Young Ones, Thatcherism and the People’s Poet
academia, African National Congress, Anti-apartheid, Anti-racism, British ‘race relations’, British far left, British History, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Communist Party of Great Britain, Pop music, Popular culture, Popular memory, Riots, Rock Against Racism, South Africa, Television, The Young Ones, Youth culture

South Africa and anti-Apartheid in British popular culture before Mandela (1976-1983)