This was a really well done article. Probably the best this feature has done since it started

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30 Rock satirizes liberalism pretty regularly using Liz. The Simpsons did as well. Community does it with Britta.

Morpheus is evolving away from his past self throughout Sandman. As they say in the book, “Either change or die.” Well Morpheus was changing, but at what point do you change so much that you aren’t “you” anymore. Identity is a crucial theme in the series. What makes
you “you.”  When you evolve, is that a death of…

This is the best one

Phoenix's performance in the Master should win all the awards from every category

I think Remedial Chaos Theory aired in 2011 so it wasn't in the running

I think Remedial Chaos Theory aired in 2011 so it wasn't in the running

The processing scene is, of course, the clear winner.

The processing scene is, of course, the clear winner.

Another example of generational improvement might be that Jamba Juice (I think it was a Jamba Juice) that couldn't be extorted by the mob because every cent is accounted for by corporate

Another example of generational improvement might be that Jamba Juice (I think it was a Jamba Juice) that couldn't be extorted by the mob because every cent is accounted for by corporate

Not to defend the show, but I think this season has tried to bring up the idea that Dexter might not be a totally emotion-less sociopath and that Harry had fucked him up and basically convinced him that he was. Dexter has shown concern for others throughout the series and even in the flashback from earlier in the…

Not to defend the show, but I think this season has tried to bring up the idea that Dexter might not be a totally emotion-less sociopath and that Harry had fucked him up and basically convinced him that he was. Dexter has shown concern for others throughout the series and even in the flashback from earlier in the…

This was a fantastic review. While I think the ending implies that Tony was shot to death, I think the idea of his spiritual death is just as important and just as implied. Bravo, thanks for these Todd!

This was a fantastic review. While I think the ending implies that Tony was shot to death, I think the idea of his spiritual death is just as important and just as implied. Bravo, thanks for these Todd!

I think it might have to do with the "It's not reaaaally about Scientology" party line that everyone parrots when, in a lot of ways, it really is.

I think it might have to do with the "It's not reaaaally about Scientology" party line that everyone parrots when, in a lot of ways, it really is.

Why is it that nobody mentions the Master's wonderfully excruciating depiction of brainwashing and cultism, which I thought was its strongest element? I hear a lot about how Freddie's devotion to Dodd makes no sense, but we actually see him brainwashed and, in my opinion, everything in the film only really makes sense…

Why is it that nobody mentions the Master's wonderfully excruciating depiction of brainwashing and cultism, which I thought was its strongest element? I hear a lot about how Freddie's devotion to Dodd makes no sense, but we actually see him brainwashed and, in my opinion, everything in the film only really makes sense…