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media type="youtube" key="14LUuMpMhio" height="315" width="420" this clip is a current reflection of the modern american family. I selected this clip because it is a simple example of kids from the "entitled" generation. 2 parents and a child. This family's child does not want to have a sibling This family's child does not want to have a sibling. When the parents are discussing the issue, one replaced the word "baby" with the word "thing" Mitchell - the "Boring one". although he is financial supporting the family, he doesn't spend as much time with his daughter, giving other characters the impression that he is too busy to truly connect with her. Cam - the "Fun one". spends lots of time with Lily, and cracking jokes. Does more of the direct parenting. Lily - the child. Her actions influence every judgement about Mitchell and Cam.
 * Why did you select this clip? Do you believe this reflects the idea of the American Family in the country’s past? Or, is this a current reflection?**
 * What you see: How are they dressed? Who is present? What are the circumstances?**
 * What you hear: What are the characters saying? How are they saying it?**
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media type="youtube" key="4Y8GrI3q9us" height="315" width="420" I selected this clip because it shows how a modern American family works. dressed pretty normally. Both parents and kids are present. The circumstances is that the mom is obviously angered by something the dad did, so the dad payed his son ten dollars to take the blame. The Mom is very obnoxious **Discuss the over dynamics of the family. What/ who makes up the family? What does each person’s role seem to be?** Mom - the mom is psychopathic and has a short fuse. Very controlling over the family. Dad - the dad is fairly fine with the idea of the mom being controlling as long as it doesnt affect him, which in this case it does. The kids - although insightful, the three brothers fall under the stereotype of being rough and troublemaking. which makes them easy targets for the crazy mom.
 * Why did you select this clip? Do you believe this reflects the idea of the American Family in the country’s past? Or, is this a current reflection?**
 * What you see: How are they dressed? Who is present? What are the circumstances?**
 * What you hear: What are the characters saying? How are they saying it?**

media type="youtube" key="51sIqzEo7h4" height="315" width="420" I selected this clip because it shows an American family about 15-20 years ago. The characters fashion is much different then clothes today. in This clip, Steve is unknowingly tempting Carl with his pizza when he is on a diet.
 * Why did you select this clip? Do you believe this reflects the idea of the American Family in the country’s past? Or, is this a current reflection?**
 * What you see: How are they dressed? Who is present? What are the circumstances?**

Steve is extremely annoying. Discuss the over dynamics of the family. What/ who makes up the family? What does each person’s role seem to be? Steve is Carl's next door neighbor that constantly interacts with the Winslow family. although he is not related to the the Winslow's, he is often associated with them and causes lots of problems.
 * What you hear: What are the characters saying? How are they saying it?**

media type="youtube" key="_zheeF5yPak" height="315" width="420" I think this is a good representation of a past American Family. The Fashion is very retro. Many people are present, including all of roseanne's nuclear family and her sister. Roseanne's father dies.
 * Why did you select this clip? Do you believe this reflects the idea of the American Family in the country’s past? Or, is this a current reflection?**
 * What you see: How are they dressed? Who is present? What are the circumstances?**

This family is southern, so you can easily pick up on their accent, Discuss the over dynamics of the family. What/ who makes up the family? What does each person’s role seem to be? The dad seems to be the respected authority figure over the mom. Nowadays, that seems alil outdated,
 * What you hear: What are the characters saying? How are they saying it?**