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a week in the life of a TV critic
Wondering what I do on a day-to-day basis? All will be revealed.
I am very often explaining what I do for work. The slightly rude questions I get in return range from “how do you make money doing that” to “do you use AI to write your artic...
Reflections #22: Sterling Point
A YA show I actually liked? Stop the presses!
To celebrate reaching 50,000 followers on Instagram (the little account that could!) I’m offering a 15% discount on one-year subscriptions for new or returning paid subscribers. You can claim i...
Reflections #21: Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender
Plus, my (annotated) August TV preview. Did you know there's a new Merritt Wever show out tomorrow?
There is not a single piece of media that has impacted me more as a person, writer, and television critic than Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Reflections #20: Furious (Hulu) & Elsbeth (CBS)
Emmy Rossum's new show makes me want to watch Shameless for the first time.
In case you missed it: I wrote about being single and Tracee Ellis Ross’s solo traveling show in my column for The Cut; I interviewed Elle star June Diane Raphael;...
6 shows you might have missed in Q2
Cape Fear, Proud, Not Suitable for Work, Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, & more.
In Q2, I finally started to feel like a full-time TV critic. Well, more or less. On some weeks, I was writing so much that it was eating into my television-watch...
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