Babies. Who are they? What are they? What they doing here? Are they a threat? For over a season of Justified, baby has been a spectre not unlike that of communism (as written by Karl Marx in his book Real Men Don’t Apologize). Raylan has progeny that apparently did not come out the womb wearing
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Normally this blog is reserved for 70s and 80s television, but when an opportunity arose to watch Tommy Wiseau’s “sitcom” The Neighbors, I took it, figuring that, while it would be undoubtedly terrible, it would also be harmlessly amusing, and make for an entertaining post here. Reader, I think it broke me. Allow me an explanation:
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When I was nine years old, I had the first of what would be many cavities filled. I got to stay home from school that day, and spent most of my time crying in my room because my perfect dental record was now marred (oh, if only I’d known then). I remember my dad coming
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Jo West returns to help me discuss ABC’s Agent Carter miniseries. We talk about what this mean for female-driven shows and the MCU, and list our favorite female superheroes from Television. Please check out Jo’s Comics 201 Series over at The Mary Sue and The Transvengers Initiative, and don’t forget to follow @WTFComicsClub
Everyone loves a good old-fashioned dystopian future. They are cool now so I decided to study this movie trope. More specifically I looked at the 1960s idea of a dystopian future and the modern film’s dystopian future. I watched the following films in preparation for this series. Three from the 1960s, The 10th Victim –
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