Saying Goodbye to ‘Community’ and Annie Edison
Where other sitcoms might reach for a final resolution or shift to the status quo, Community settles for the scary-but-honest possibilities of the future.
Fergus Halliday
Fergus has previously written for outlets like Leviathyn.com, Gameranx, Resident Entertainment & Progress Bar AU. You can find him on Twitter @Cvamped
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‘How to Get Away With Murder’ Learned Its Lessons From ‘The Secret History’
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Anthologies, ‘American Horror Story’, and the Disposability of Pulp Storytelling
This show embraced its reputation for the weird and the strange, but it's storytelling methods are among the messiest in television.
‘Gotham’ Is Trying Too Hard for Its ‘Winter Soldier’ Moment
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. struck gold with its "Winter Soldier Moment", but Gotham is fooling itself if it thinks it can merely replicate that show's success.