question of the day: What does it mean for TV that its pioneers are now mostly gone?
For comparison’s sake, perhaps we could look to film. Did it change dramatically once its pioneers had died and their experiences were no longer accessible to us?
For comparison’s sake, perhaps we could look to film. Did it change dramatically once its pioneers had died and their experiences were no longer accessible to us?
Cattle car. Northern line. Suck it, commuters.
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I sympathize with the film’s attitudes about the decline of American civilization, and yet I still cannot get behind this tedious soapbox of a movie…
Do you think the fact that the Weeping Angels are new — and hence not as familiar as older monsters like the Daleks — makes them scarier?
This could be a first (excluding Adam Sandler movies): a trailer for — allegedly — a comedy that features not one single solitary funny moment.
I see Jeremy Renner as Higgs in an action drama about an elusive man on the run from pursuers who simply will not rest: perhaps they cannot rest, because they’re cyborgs…
Legacy signage in Fleet Street…
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Be careful of paper cuts…