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With crime-related programming firmly embedded in commercial television schedules around the globe, Lam’s call to criminologists to direct their attention to the production of such programming is well overdue. Although possibly downplaying some of the related criminological research into the processes and relationships that underpin media content in its various manifestations (see for example Doyle 2003; Lee and McGovern 2014; Lovell 2003, Schlesinger and Tumber 1994; Perlmutter 2000; Wilson and Groombridge 2010) and overplaying criminological interest in ‘negative media effects’, Lam is right to question the relative lack of criminological attention to the production of crime entertainment television. This monograph joins Marianne Colbran’s recent publication, Media Representations of Police and Crime: Shaping the Police Television Drama (2014) as a welcome addition to criminological theorising about the media-crime nexus.

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Anita Lam (2014) Making Crime Television: Producing Entertaining Representations of Crime for Television Broadcast. Abingdon, Oxon; New York: Routledge.