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Facts :
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TUNING
Pimp My Ride
"is a TV show produced by MTV. Each episode consists of taking one car in poor condition and restoring it, as well as customizing it...
This show picks young car owners living in Los Angeles or elsewhere in Southern California and pimps their ride for absolutely no cost. "
(Wikipedia)
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Media influence
"In psychology, communication theory and sociology, media influence or media effects refers to the theories about the ways the mass media
affect how their audiences think and behave...
Critics of the media effects theory point out that many copycat murders, suicides and other violent acts nearly always happen in abnormal upbringings. They were raised in a violent, emotionally neglected or aggressive environment which influenced their behavior more rather than watching certain programs, films or listening to certain music. Most people who carry out these acts are also mentally unstable to begin with.
Critics also point out that just because an audience sees acts of violence on TV, etc, this does not mean they will actually do it themselves.
Of the millions of people who watch violent films, only a small number have carried out acts of violence as a direct result..."
(Wikipedia)
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Watching
TV 'harms back muscles'
"Slumping in front of the television or a computer for hours
at a time may damage important back muscles, according to scientists."
(BBC)
Clips :
- BBC Worldwide's
Channel
- The best of British TV
sur YouTube
- UK Television Adverts
- (absolutelyandy.com)
"adverts for Abbey National, Adidas, Becks, Boddingtons, British
Airways, Budweiser, Carling, Carlsberg, Coca-Cola, Dime bar, Dry Blackthorn,
Dunlop, Frontera 4x4, Guinness, Honda, KitKat, Labatt's, Levi's, Lilt,
Lynx,
Morgan stanley, Nike, Nintendo gamecube, Olde English cider, o2, Orange,
Pringles, Reebok, Sony, Stella Artois, Strongbow, Tango, Tennent's Pilsner,TTA,
T-mobile,Vodafone, Volvo, Worthingtons."
- "Short
sound clips together with their transcripts. (dailywav.com)
Clips come directly from commercially produced TV series and movies,
like Star Wars and Black Adder." (The English weblab)
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