Serially Engaged: A Blog About Television
John AsplerJohn Aspler is an academic with a focus on media representation, stigma, and disability studies - and an occasional TV Critic! This Substack aims to have broad conversations on TV as a medium, reviewing specific shows as examples. Antifascist. He/him.
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House of the Dragon - 3x07 - The Dragon In Winter
We need to talk about Aegon. And Larys. And maybe also Aemond. This is an episode mostly not about Aegon, but I think it's probably finally time to engage more seriously in the Disability Discourse. For folks unfamiliar with my background,...
House of the Dragon - Episode 3x06 - Faceless Men
Last week, I waxed poetic about how Criston Cole had somehow become one of the show’s most compelling characters, despite his inability to take accountability for his actions, his toxic approach to masculinity (including his deathwish), and...
House of the Dragon - Episode 3x05 - Unbowed and Unbent
Dearest readers - over at The Pop Break, my good buddy Randy Allain (of Media/Lit) went on vacation and asked me to cover him for a review of HotD S3x05. That helps explain why this review is coming to you so early - external pressure! Plea...
House of the Dragon - Episode 3x04 - Tumbleton
Let’s not beat around the bush: James Norton’s extremely repressed, bath-stealing, scent-sniffing, religious fanatic, Ormund Hightower (first cousin to Alicent and Gwayne, nephew of Otto) wins the episode. His performance is riveting and, d...
House of the Dragon - Episode 3x03 - Rhaenyra Triumphant
In a 2014 interview with Rolling Stone, George R.R. Martin famously critiqued fantasy stories that end with a just and wise ruler ruling justly and wisely. Most people know this as the “What about Aragorn’s Tax Policy?” question. I can’t im...
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PhD neuroscience/ethics. Disability studies, FASD, media representation, stigma, feminist bioethics, TV Studies, & public libraries. Antifascist. He/him
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