What are the values instilled by Matt Dillon (Gunsmoke) and Ben Cartwright (Bonanza), and in what ways do characters (friends, family, co-workers, enemies) learn or grow from their values?

My TV Log #1: “Gunsmoke and Bonanza” Having viewed the two required episodes of television westerns, Gunsmoke (“Matt Gets It”) and Bonanza (“Escape to Ponderosa”), in what ways do these series satisfy as Westerns? And in what ways do they surprise us? (consider the elements explored in the course lectures and reading). Focus on one element in the two series that you can compare or contrast. Justify your comparative critique with specifics from the two episodes.Examples you are free to use… in what ways do the two series surprise or satisfy as “serious, gritty western” (as Gunsmoke was positioned), or a “family drama” (as Bonanza was positioned)? What are the values instilled by Matt Dillon (Gunsmoke) and Ben Cartwright (Bonanza), and in what ways do characters (friends, family, co-workers, enemies) learn or grow from their values? Use specifics from the two episodes to support your “critique”.(target 200 words)To prepare for this My TV Log, you should watch the mini-lecture on Gilligan’s Island and the two-part interview with creator-producer Sherwood Schwartz. You’ll also be watching analyzing one of the episodes of Gilligan’s Island provided in our course based on the prompt guidelines below…My TV Log #2: Media critics and scholars have proposed that each of the seven castaways on Gilligan’s Island represent one of the seven deadly sins. Do some research on the internet to find out the seven deadly sins (and to further investigate Gilligan’s Island if you wish). After viewing the episode of Gilligan’s Island (you have a choice of two), which castaway represents which of the seven deadly sins. Include this analysis/breakdown of all seven in this My TV Log (keep it simple, focused), and for at least three of the castaways, give a clear example of an action taken (or dialogue spoken) in the viewed episode that supports your argument/analysis.(target 200 words)My TV Log #3: Laugh-In creator and producer, George Schlatter described Laugh-In as being like “the conscience of America”. Having viewed the selection of Variety and Sitcoms representing “’60s One” (Red Skelton, Ed Sullivan, The Andy Griffith Show), based on the representation and values of America in those shows, how would you describe American culture or the conscience of America in the early 1960s (“’60s One”)? (target 150 words)My TV Log #4: Laugh-In creator and producer, George Schlatter described Laugh-In as being like “the conscience of America”. Having viewed the selection of Variety and Sitcoms representing “’60s Two” (Smothers Brothers, Laugh-In, The Carol Burnett Show, That Girl), based on the representation and values of America in those shows, how would you describe American culture or the conscience of America in the late 1960s (“’60s Two”)? (target 150 words)