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Warm. Cozy. Festive. Author of TELEVISION IS WHERE YOU FIND IT: A HISTORY OF FEATURE FILMMAKERS IN TV. Coauthor of CINEMA THEN AND NOW: JAMES NAREMORE - CONVERSATIONS WITH CRAIG S. SIMPSON, and ABOVE THE SHOTS: AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE KENT STATE SHOOTINGS.
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Show PostThe one thing growing up in church taught me is to NEVER EVER EVER trust consensus. EVER. When people start screaming Hallelujah and preaching the same gospel about a movie or show or whatever, my hackles immediately go up. I may eventually join the choir but until I see for myself, I am suspicious.
Show PostThe "most suspenseful" ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS episode directed by Hitchcock himself (according to Peter Bogdonovich) aired this week in 1961. Billy Mumy stars as a little boy who gets hold of a gun and live ammo in a cautionary tale that’s even more relevant today than it was 65 years ago #TVSky
Show PostI saw 9 commercials for DIGGER in my 2 days in Portsmouth. And I only watched TV about three hours in total. There were more DIGGER ads than political ads--and NH had three states of ads!! "They're still trying to make this fetch happen?" I said. DIGGER was #16 this week. Guess those ads worked.
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