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“You Cannot Put a Fire Out”: How ‘Dickinson’ Created The Ultimate Portrayal of Emily Dickinson
'Dickinson' examines the beloved poet through a new modern lens. Heather Beattie writes on why it contextualizes ...
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Review: ‘Loki’
Following the success of 'WandaVision', Disney+'s 'Loki' "comes together as a fascinating and complex story," and unprecedented ...
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How ‘Lodge 49’ Broke the TV Mold by Not Doing Much At All
Andy writes about 'Lodge 49', a now-cancelled show that didn't quite fit in the Trumpe era of ...
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A Farewell to TV for Conan O’Brien
Thomas writes an ode to late night host and comedian Conan O'Brien as he leaves TV, in ...
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Me and My Big Mouth: Calling Out Sexual Violence and Calling For Education
How can media make fun of sexual relationships without making a mockery of the severity of assault? ...
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Review: ‘Mare of Easttown’
'Mare of Easttown' is a poignant limited series with a love for its setting, tied together with ...
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The Vapid Brilliance of ‘YOLO: Crystal Fantasy’
Despite its disgusting humor, the animated series 'YOLO: Crystal Fantasy' is undeniably unique in its approach to ...
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Review: ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
Marvel's newest Disney+ series is fresh and invigorating for its titular characters, but raises an important question ...
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Picard’s Leadership in ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’
More than just a 'Star Trek icon', Jean-Luc Picard "exhibits the finely honed skills of a true ...
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Adolescence is an Island: Symbolism in ‘The Wilds’
'The Wilds' uses the loneliness of adolescence and a deserted island to depict its marooned teenage girls ...