See it Loud: The History of Black Television “Drama Deconstructed” S1E3 July 23 2023 on CNN
Tonight (Sunday July 23 2023), CNN broadcasts an episode of the series See it Loud: The History of Black Television!
Drama Deconstructed Season 1 Episode 3 Episode Summary
This thought-provoking installment celebrates the significant contributions of black performers and creators in the realm of dramatic television, showcasing their innovative work and the transformative impact it has had on conversations, thinking, and culture as a whole.
“Drama Deconstructed” shines a spotlight on the groundbreaking shows that have pushed the boundaries of the genre, redefining storytelling and leaving an indelible mark on television history. Through insightful interviews, compelling anecdotes, and engaging behind-the-scenes footage, the episode delves into the artistic vision and cultural significance of these iconic series.
From trailblazing dramas to critically acclaimed masterpieces, the episode showcases the rich tapestry of black dramatic television. It explores the stories, characters, and themes that have resonated with audiences, challenging stereotypes, and providing a platform for authentic representation and diverse narratives.
What Time is the “Drama Deconstructed” Episode On?
The Drama Deconstructed episode of See it Loud: The History of Black Television will be broadcast on July 23 2023 on CNN at 9:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “Drama Deconstructed” Episode New?
The Drama Deconstructed episode of See it Loud: The History of Black Television is all new!
See it Loud: The History of Black Television Drama Deconstructed Cast & Stars
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See it Loud: The History of Black Television Series Information
| See It Loud celebrates the achievements of Black actors and creators, examining the historical impact Black culture has on all culture. Today we are in the midst of what is being widely referred to as “The Golden Age of Black Television;” however, this “Golden Age” is the culmination of an eighty-year struggle for Black artists to find a voice and fight for representation. The series takes viewers on a journey from Black television’s origins in sitcoms like The Jeffersons, to blockbuster dramas like Roots, explores the emerging opportunities for Black voices in sci-fi and horror, and examines the cultural impact of the reality and unscripted genre on Black culture. Each episode in this five-part series explores the impact of these stories not only on their creators, but on the audiences watching them, forging connections and building communities of shared experience. |
