Small screen, big ideas
Laura WeissOveranalyzing the progressive politics of millennial and Gen Z television and pop culture
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This Feminist, Millennial Take on “East of Eden” (Mostly) Gets It Right
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East of Eden sat unopened on my bookshelf for years. I knew it was a classic, and being from northern California I had read Of Mice and Men in school. I bought the copy at an i...
You Need a Laugh. “Adults” Is Here For You.
Their neighbors are complaining about the crop tops (FX)
Note: I maybe thought this newsletter hiatus was for good, but it came to my attention that my TV evangelism needed a broader outlet to talk about “Adults.”
About a year ago, I trie...
Please Watch These Shows Instead of “Nobody Wants This”
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Over the past few weeks, at least five friends have texted me to tell me they are watching the new season of Netflix’s #1 smash hit, “Nobody Wants This.” While I am always thrilled to tal...
Terrible Wigs and Tears in "We Were Liars"
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“Oh sorry, didn’t see you there!” From left: Johnny ,Mirren, Cadence, and Gat in “We Were Liars” (Amazon)
A few weeks ago, I decided it was time to return to my TV roots and watch an a g...
“The Life List” Isn’t a Perfect Movie, But It’s Exactly What I Needed
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[And we’re back! I can’t make any promises as to the future of this newsletter, but I felt moved to write this after crying continuously throughout the last 20 minutes of this movie. And...
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