Viewing & Evidence

Viewing companion

Watching is data collection. Capture evidence as you go, then turn it into argument later. There are three modes — capture while watching, analyse afterwards, synthesise in class.

Three viewing modes

Quick capture

While watching: timestamp, event, convention, one key word, star to save. Fast and one-handed.

Deep analysis

After watching: technique → effect → cause → genre significance → comparison → implication.

Class synthesis

Teacher-led: group saved evidence by text, convention, strand, claim, theory or statement.

Our selected episodes

These cards record what we have watched and where each programme is currently available. Open one for the viewing link, content notes, learning focus, questions and capture tool.

Survivor

Phase 2 — Survivor

Survivor New Zealand · Season 1 · Episode 1

Watched in class

How Survivor turns survival into a social game with ritual and voting.

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Alone

Phase 3 — Alone

Not watched yet · Episode to be selected

Available for future viewing

How self-filming and imperfect footage build an authenticity claim.

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Outlast

Phase 4 — Outlast

Season 2 · Episode 1 · anchor episode

Opening episodes watched in class

How a team rule turns cooperation and betrayal into the engine of the show.

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Printable sheets

Use your browser's print function on any episode page for a clean viewing sheet — navigation and colour backgrounds are stripped automatically.