Gingy's Corner Body Image and Self-Loathing in Centaurworld By Gingy Gibson • May 23rd, 2022 Or, How Horse Learned to Stop Fearing and Love Her Bod
PUBG Convinced Me Games are the Future of TV By AJ Moser • September 27th, 2017 In the same year that Twin Peaks and The Leftovers left me in awe week after week by raising the bar of narrative excellence on mainstream television networks, one of my most valuable viewing experiences has been with PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds.
What Was “The Night Of” Really About? By AJ Moser • September 6th, 2016 HBO’s mini-series The Night Of looks at murder, broken aspects of the American justice system, and how no on involved in a crime comes away the same person.
You’re the Worst: The Show that’s Nearly as Good as its Theme Tune By Declan Taggart • November 18th, 2015 Slothrust are like some old creepy person with a knife, but the knife’s for the cake you didn’t see before and it tastes really good. You’re the Worst doesn’t have any cake but I don’t see a knife anywhere either.
Blood & Ads & Oil By Harry Rabinowitz • September 23rd, 2015 “Let me be the first to tell you about Blood & Oil, a new series coming to ABC this September. It looks like shit.” Harry Rabinowitz on ads in LA vs. NYC.
Don’t Say “Gorilla” If You’re Wearing a Monkey Costume By Network Awesome • July 25th, 2012 Network Awesome looks at the Monkees’ special 33 1/3 Revolutions per Monkee and the bands’ desperate search for authenticity.
Fine-Tuned Play By Brendan Keogh • July 24th, 2012 When Brendan Keogh was a kid, he didn’t have a fancy HD TV. He played his SNES through the fuzz and distortion of a half-broken set salvaged from a garage.
The Burnt Offering Watch TV and Have a Couple of Brews By Stu Horvath • July 23rd, 2012 It’s a TV Party! What better way to kick it off than with the story of Stu Horvath’s fake TV heist?
TV is the Government: The Underground Vaudeville of TV Party By Network Awesome • July 23rd, 2012 Network Awesome takes a look at Glenn O’Brien’s TV Party, New York City’s original punk rock public access TV show.
Fringe: Looking Forward Through the Time Stream By Ethan Sacks • September 23rd, 2011 Ethan Sacks interviews Fringe producers Jeff Pinkner and Joel Wyman and star Joshua Jackson about the future of the show.
