Episodic Medium
Myles McNutt, Josh Spiegel, William Goodman, Caroline Siede, Zack Handlen, Ben Rosenstock, Donna Bowman, LaToya Ferguson, Lisa Weidenfeld, Noel Murray, Dennis Perkins, Les Chappell, Alex McLevy, Liam MathewsReviewing television one episode at a time like it's not going out of style.
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| Issues | 984 | Subscribers | Read | episodicmedium.substack.com |
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Television critic and media scholar.
I write about the Walt Disney Company, for publications like Slate, The Washington Post, and Slashfilm. And now, I'm writing about Disney here.
Writer (GQ, TheWrap, Men's Health, Complex, InsideHook, SPY) // Comedically tall
Film & TV critic | Role Calling podcast co-host | Expert grocery shopper | She/her
something about myself.
Theologian, professor, knitter, mom, critic. Ex-AV Club. Dissolve-adjacent.
Lisa Weidenfeld is a writer and editor based in Cambridge. You may previously have seen her contributing to The AV Club's TV Club on shows including Orphan Black, The Magicians, and Killing Eve, or as an essayist at Boston magazine.
Family cook, baseball fanatic, pop obsessive, veteran critic (AV Club, Dissolve, NY Times, LA Times), friendly fellow
Freelancer entertainment writer, with bylines at places like The AV Club (before the unpleasantness), Entertainment Weekly, Ultimate Classic Rock, Primetimer, Paste, and others.
Former contributor to The A.V. Club's TV Club, co-founder of This Was Television. Dungeon Master, nebelung cat owner, bourbon barrel-aged. https://www.avclub.com/author/leschappell https://letterboxd.com/LesIsMore909/
Ex-A.V. Club Editor, current sleepy jerboa. Horror movies, TV, music: This is how we do it.
Author of Dad Shows. Writer for TV Guide, Gold Derby, TheWrap, Netflix, Parade, Paste, others.
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