doctor who

1) Narrative: The story is that two teachers from coal hill academy are speculating about a student of theirs called Susan . they bit find her address and follow her to he home . They are shocked to see that her house is in a junkyard and follow her in. When they go in they see that she is nowhere to be seen but they find her grandfather and a police box they question him and eventually get inside. the doctor tunes on the Tardis and takes them to the stone ages.

Character: Susan, the doctor, Ian Chesterton, Barbra white

Iconography: Tardis, radio, junk 

Setting: junkyard and classroom


2)For the equilibrium it starts with the teachers talking to Susan and thinking to go to her home. Then for the disequilibrium they see her home and the doctor. he wont let them in the Tardis and eventually they get in and see whats inside.  

3) The Doctor would be seen as the false hero and Susan Would be seen as a heroine 

4) An enigma codes is the Tardis as it links to the sci-fi theme of space time travel and the assumption that its out of this world technology.


Representations

1) The men stereotype is they are overpowering of women which is shown when the doctor told Susan that she must listen to what she says or else she can leave him.

2)the stereotype is that women are nice and loving as Barbra was nervous for Susan and wanted to check on her. a stereotype that subverts it is that women are weak. this was shown when Susan was begging the doctor to let the teachers go free.



3)The stereotype for old people is that they are intelligent as they have lived a long life which may imply that they are at a good understanding of what is good or wrong. this is the opposite of what the stereotype of young people as they are seen as naive and oddly dumb.


4) there is not much diversity in this episode of doctor who as its only restrictively white people but they are seen as people that are formal and fancy.

5) the teachers were seen as high class due to the formal outfits and the knowledge that they are teaching students. 

Audience

1)The target audience for doctor who is seen as a family audience and doesn't seem to have changed since it started

2) A main stream audience of that time may like doctor who as it was original due to sci-fi being a relatively new genre in 1963.3)Personal Identity:Susan liking the music similarity with every day teenagers.

Personal Relationships:Not wanting to be too revealing to the teachers

Diversion (Escapism): The tardis time travel effects

Surveillance (Information / Facts):Teachers talking abort the french revolution


4) If they had more diversion in it with more sci fi it could of been an even greater show.

5) Visceral pleasures
Industries

1) In 1963 there was only 3 channels.

2) Its very important to them as it makes them a lot of money as it has a massive franchise as it has been had a fanbase for a long time.

3) How does Doctor Who meet the BBC's mission statement to 'inform, educate and entertain'?

4)the BBC is funded by the public via TV licence

5)The watershed means the time when TV programmes which might be unsuitable for children can be broadcast