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What a fantastic exploration of all the ways women worked to make themselves heard in a time when they were ignored and dismissed and expected to be nothing but pretty and silent. What a beautifully subtle and beautifully pointed episode.
I pretty much figure everything’s gonna be about wormholes these days, and that seems to be the case with The Event, too.
Is Don suddenly getting introspective? Maybe he really will end up running off to Haight-Asbury eventually (as I speculated, only half jokingly, a while back) and writing a novel or something.
As Colbert often says, We’re at war: pick a side. I hope the DC police are ready for this.
Roger Ebert announced earlier this week that he will be producing a new version of At the Movies, the PBS and later syndicated film criticism series he and Gene Siskel pioneered in the 1970s…
All I can think about is M. Night Shyamalan’s risible The Happening, and poor Alan Ruck having to deliver one of the most awful lines of dialogue in the history of movies: ‘There appears to be an event occurring.’
Bill Maher is now the losingest Emmy nominee ever. Is there a nefarious reason why?
Peggy may be something of an anomaly in the 1960s, but she feels like today’s everywoman — and maybe even today’s everyperson, male or female — who feels a discrepancy between what she really wants and what she’s pressured by society to think she wants.
Torchwood writer John Fay points out the positive side of killing off characters we love…
Will we soon see a primetime English-language telenovela on ABC, NBC, CBS, or Fox?
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