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If You’re Suspicious of the Pitch, Read ‘Mad Men, Death, and the American Dream’

If You’re Suspicious of the Pitch, Read ‘Mad Men, Death, and the American Dream’

If Mad Men’s slickness allow us to enjoy the existential emptiness at the heart of American identity without implicating us, Bronfen’s volume works to close that distance.
Josh McDermitt Sees Beyond All the Killing in ‘The Walking Dead’

Josh McDermitt Sees Beyond All the Killing in ‘The Walking Dead’

Josh McDermitt of The Walking Dead talks about his character Eugene, intense fan responses, and how to stay alive on AMC’s killer hit series.

In Defense of a Second Season for ‘Halt and Catch Fire’

In Defense of a Second Season for ‘Halt and Catch Fire’

Women are the alpha-characters in Halt and Catch Fire. There may be no better dynamic duo of smart leading females on TV today than Donna and Cameron.
In Defense of the Phrase ‘Spoiler Alert’

In Defense of the Phrase ‘Spoiler Alert’

Hey, did anybody else have the Good Wife plot twist spoiled for them last week? Thanks to Google, Time and the Associated Press, I did.
New York Comic Con 2013: A Brief Recap and Photos

New York Comic Con 2013: A Brief Recap and Photos

New York Comic Con felt smaller than the previous year but was no less crowded.

In Defense of the Influence of ‘Difficult Men’

Moving Pixels Podcast: Reviving the Adventure Genre with ‘The Walking Dead’

In Defense of the First 11 Episodes of Season Five of ‘Mad Men’

Ten Sure Bets for Mad Men, Season Five

Five Is Enough: The Inevitable Decline of ‘Mad Men’

Speculating on What We Can Expect in ‘Mad Men: Season Five’

‘The Walking Dead: Complete First Season’ When Featurettes Are More Plentiful Than Brains