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1.Sad Cartoons, such as Bojack Horseman and Rick and Morty. Every adoring writeup for these shows is like “how an alcoholic cartoon horse made us cry” and I just cannot imagine having the emotional reservoir to voluntarily put myself through something like that. (Also, I have not yet forgiven Will Arnett for whatever happened with Amy Poehler.) 2.Electronic…
TV audiences in 2017 are the proverbial kid in a candy store. Peak TV has brought more high-quality programming than we could ever consume in a lifetime, new expectations for what dramas and comedies can do, and an overdue chance for more shows written by or about women, people of colour, and LGBQT people. But…
On your first day of your first creative writing class, they tell you there are only two stories. A stranger comes to town Or Somebody goes on a trip. (Obviously, some literary smartasses heard about this and just had to deconstruct the whole concept of “story,” and write shit like Waiting for Godot, in which…