The overall spectacle of Disturbing Behavior is one that caters to a modern teenage audience. The characters in the movie all dress in the current fashion, and the language used is that of the common modern vernacular among teenagers. The writers of Disturbing Behavior did a good job in appealing to their intended audience in many ways, through language and subject. Dawson s Creek , a current television show, is another example of writers catering to a certain audience. Just as How to Make an American Quilt and Disturbing Behavior , the audience of Dawson s Creek is undefined directly by the writers, although the station that broadcasts the show defines it.
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The writers of Dawson s Creek appeal to their audience in many of the same ways that the writers of Disturbing Behavior do. Perhaps this is because they share the same intended audience. Again, the language used by the characters is that of today s teenagers, the clothes worn are the same as most current high school students, and the issues addressed are those of salience to American teenagers. The creators of Dawson s Creek also take into account current music trends in picking the background music for the show. The spectacle of Dawson s Creek seems to cater to the teenage audience.