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Contributors Archive

2018

Jun

ACHTUNG, BABY! IT’S THE WORLD CUP, WITHOUT THE GERMANS By Alex Strachan

It’s enough to make grown men cry. No, actually, it is — as in literally...

2018

Jun

JUST IN TIME FOR AWARDS SEASON: ON ‘THE AMERICANS’ AND SERIES FINALES By Alex Strachan

Endings are hard. We know this. They’re even harder, perhaps, when they have to put an exclamation mark on an entire series...

2018

Jun

ANTHONY BOURDAIN ON A LIFE HARD-LIVED: ‘ANOTHER TATTOO, ANOTHER THING YOU DID. ANOTHER PLACE YOU’VE BEEN’ By Alex Strachan

Is it possible to be both shaken and stirred at the same time? I know that feeling today...

2018

Jun

TV REMAKES: BEEN THERE, SEEN THAT — NOT THAT THERE’S NECESSARILY ANYTHING WRONG WITH THAT By Alex Strachan

To hear some people tell it, the upcoming 2018-19 network TV season is the Year of the Remake — and they’re not far wrong...

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