Mission Impossible
(September 1966 - March 1973)
Plot summary:
This is an American
television show that tells about the mission of a team of secret government
agenys known as Impossible Mission Force (IMF) and how they defend the world
against the evil organization (Crime Loard - "dictators"). They
work along with CIA organization in United States. The setting takes
place in London, Czech Republic, Scotland, and Virginia.
Tom Cruise - Ethan
Hunt
Jon Voight - Jim
Phelps
Emmanuelle
Béart - Claire Phelps (as Emmanuelle Beart)
Henry Czerny
- Eugene Kittridge
Jean Reno - Franz
Krieger
Ving Rhames
- Luther Stickell
Kristin Scott Thomas
- Sarah Davies (as Kristin Scott-Thomas)
The producer is Bruce
Geller (October 13, 1930 – May 21, 1978).
Importance to
Television:
Mission Impossible won
numerous awards throughout its run. It won Emmy Award for Dramatic series
in 1967 and 1968, Outstanding Achievement in Film Sound Mixing in 1969 and 1970
consecutivily. Beside Emmy Award, Mission Impossible also won Edgar Award in
Best Episode in a TV series and Golden Glob for Drama Television Series in
1968.
Reflection:
James Bond always has some
advance tech accessories. I remember one time he used his phone screen to
remotely control his car to park. In my Opinion, i think it was a great
and successful action show.
Big Bang Theory (Sept 24,2007 - Present)
Short Plot summary:
Penny move into an apartment across from two extremely smart scientists
(Sheldon and Leonard). The story is a
comedy show that talks about life story between Penny, a very attractive and
out-going young lady, and two socially award geeks and their scientist friends.
Johnny Galekci – Lenard Hofstadter
Jim Parsons – Sheldon Cooper
Kaley Cuoco – Penny
Simon Helberg – Howard Wolowite
Kunal Nayyar - Raj Koothrappali
Melissa Rauch - Bernadette
Rostenkowski
Mayim Bialik - Amy Farrah Fowler
Importance to television:
It impact on society by being more supportive of scientific field,
specifically physic. Many young viewers such as student will be more appreciative of physics and make physic a popular major
to study in.
It has been nominated for several awards.
One of them was People’s Choice Award for Favorite Comedy in 2010. Other awards include Emmy Award, Golden lobe
Award, EWWY Award, and Teen Choice Award.
My connection:
When I first watch the show, my first impression of the show was that
there was two scientists using big fancy words that I never heard or seen
of. Although it made the show more
elusive, it made the show more entertaining.
After few episodes, getting use to these scientist “slang” add another
meaning to the show, especially when they’re doing rock, paper, scissors,
lizard, spock.
Great examples. I used to love watching Mission Impossible because they seemed so sophisticated and cool. The guys on the Big Bang Theory are the exact opposite, but they are even more likeable because they seem like people you might actually know.
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