
The Case of the Week Quotient
On TV, you can’t just tell a story and stop—which is why we have the “Case of the Week.” But can we quantify it? And what does it look like when we do?
On TV, you can’t just tell a story and stop—which is why we have the “Case of the Week.” But can we quantify it? And what does it look like when we do?
Frank Underwood is possibly the least crazy person on television. So why does he keep talking to people that no one else can see?
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How much of our favorite TV storylines can be reduced to one simple explanation?
Think characters have to be dark to be interesting? Think again. All hail the Lawful Good.
NBC needs it. I need it. The American people need it. Five good reasons why now is the time to reboot the First Family in Prime Time.
The Overthinkers tackle the fourth season of Arrested Development.
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The Overthinkers tackle the meaning of Game of Thrones Season 3, WrestleMania, and Rudyard Kipling.
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That’s one small step for print journalism, one giant leap for our little Internet concern.
What lessons have television executives learned from the successes and failures of Lost?
Sheely, Belinkie, and I watched the most recent episode of Gossip Girl together. It was Belinkie’s first time, and he was not amused. I wish, actually, that we had recorded it. He kept annoying our other guest by pointing out … Continued
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