How to Cite a TV Show in APA, MLA, and Chicago
Learn how to cite a TV show in APA, MLA, and Chicago, covering whole series vs. single episodes, writer and director credits, italics, and in-text forms.
Learn how to cite a TV show in APA, MLA, and Chicago, covering whole series vs. single episodes, writer and director credits, italics, and in-text forms.
Learn how to cite a speech, recorded transcript, or class lecture in APA, MLA, and Chicago with worked examples, in-text forms, and common mistakes to avoid.
Learn how to cite a source with no date in APA, MLA, and Chicago, including n.d., optional access dates, in-text rules, and where to look for a hidden date.
Learn how to cite a source with no author in APA, MLA, and Chicago: move the title to the author position, shorten it in-text, and handle group authors.
Learn how to cite a secondary source you only read about in another work, with APA "as cited in," MLA "qtd. in," and Chicago "quoted in" examples.
Learn how to cite a magazine article in APA, MLA, and Chicago for both print and online sources, with worked examples and how it differs from a journal.
Learn how to cite a government website or report in APA, MLA, and Chicago, including group authors, report numbers, publisher vs. agency, and in-text abbreviations.
Learn how to cite a documentary in APA, MLA, and Chicago with director, year, title, [Film] label, and streaming platform, plus real worked examples and tips.
Learn how to cite a dissertation or thesis in APA, MLA, and Chicago. Published vs. unpublished rules, worked reference examples, and in-text forms explained.
Learn how to cite a court case in Bluebook, APA, and MLA with the correct format and real examples like Brown v. Board of Education, 347 U.S. 483 (1954).