Play Next Episode
Lora DaileyThoughtful conversations about television.
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Latest Issues
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The Substance is Not a Feminist Satire
This essay is a hard departure from my usual work; I write about television, specifically shows I love. But after watching the hot-button indie horror The Substance, I have so many thoughts that I have to weigh in.
In Defense of Limited Series
Not every story needs six seasons and a movie. The satisfaction of a self-contained tale seems rare nowadays, in the age of a franchise-obsessed Hollywood. We all have a beloved television show that ran off the rails in later seasons, the s...
4 Horror TV Shows Where the Subtext is the Story
Horror has a mixed reputation as a genre. Some hear horror and immediately think of caricatured, hyper-sexualized teens running through the woods, covered in blood, arms swinging wildly, running from a masked slasher with a vague backstory....
The Existential Malaise of Trauma: Season 3 Premiere of The Bear
Hospitality workers’ hearts have been captured by FX’s realistic dramedy The Bear. Known for its frenetic pacing and claustrophobic kitchen drama, restaurant employees everywhere have commented on how grounded and recognizable this particul...
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Writer and Actor based in Los Angeles. Sharing my thoughts on television and culture.
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