How to Cite Episodes from a Broadcast Television Series or Streaming Series in Chicago Format
To use the information you find with Pop Mystic’s movie line search
engine, you will need to cite it, and this article is intended as a
quick reference for citing the movies and television shows you want to
quote or analyze in the Chicago format (sometimes called Turabian). This
guide will demonstrate the proper use of Chicago format’s Author-Date
style of citation. For Notes and Bibliography style, consult the
excellent in-depth and detailed information available at
Scribbr.com
of which this guide is a synopsis.
Bibliography Citation
Format (DVD, VHS, etc.)
Format (From Web)
Example (DVD)
Example (Web)
Writerlast, first, writer. Year. Series Title. Season number,
episode number, “Episode Title.” Directed by DirectorFirst Last.
Aired Month day, year, on Network. hard media publisher, year of
hard media release, Media
Format (From Web)
Writerlast, first, writer. Year. Series Title. Season number,
episode number, “Episode Title.” Directed by DirectorFirst Last.
Aired Month day, year, on Network. URL
Example (DVD)
Harris, Susan, Tracy Gamble, and Richard Vaczy writers. 1990. The
Golden Girls. Season five episode 19, “72 Hours.” Directed by Terry
Hughes. Aired February 17, 1990, on NBC. Buena Vista Home
Entertainment, 2009, DVD
Example (Web)
Harris, Susan, Tracy Gamble, and Richard Vaczy writers. 1990. The
Golden Girls. Season five episode 19, “72 Hours.” Directed by Terry
Hughes. Aired February 17, 1990, on NBC.
www.hulu.com/series/the-golden-girls-a6e5db1c-ab70-451d
In-Text Citation
Format
Example
(DirectorLast year, 00:00:00 to 00:00:00)
Example
When Rose confronts her, Sophia explains her system of marking the
coffee mugs (Hughes, 1990, 00:18:22 to 00:19:01).