Opening credits sequences that live rent free in my head
You ever have a show you barely remember, but you remember the opening credits PERFECTLY? Me too.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender: "Chapter Seven: The Spirit World" and "Chapter Eight: Avatar Roku"
In which we go big picture (and I defend the artistic constraints of ad-supported television)
I may destroy you
You could have watched your drink: I May Destroy You and the allure of alternate realities
by Eve Ettinger
What are you going to watch this weekend? (Feb. 11 edition)
Happy Thursday! It’s time to ask the eternal question: What are you watching this weekend? I’m going to be doing a podcast appearance discussing The Witcher next week, so I’m rewatching that. I have to say that I’m enjoying it a lot more this go-round, even
Why do we build the wall
On figuring out you're trans in the middle of nowhere
Avatar: The Last Airbender: "Chapter Three: The Southern Air Temple" through "Chapter Six: Imprisoned"
Procedural world-building and the Saturday morning cartoon
What are you going to watch this weekend? (Feb. 4 edition)
Happy Thursday! It’s time to ask the eternal question: What are you watching this weekend? Last weekend, I was traveling, so I didn’t get a ton of TV watching time. But I was able to check out a few episodes of a Netflix show I’ve been watching
Getting lost in The Den, an ingenious, hilarious Irish puppet extravaganza
By Clare Martin
How to write a freelance pitch
In five easy steps!
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Avatar: The Last Airbender: "Chapter One: The Boy in the Iceberg" and "Chapter Two: The Avatar Returns"
An ambitious series begins with immediately winning characters and lots of bathroom humor
What are you going to watch this weekend? (Jan. 28 edition)
Happy Thursday! It’s time to ask the eternal question: What are you watching this weekend? Last weekend, Libby and I watched a few episodes of a Netflix show I can’t talk about yet, then finally sat down with Cartoon Saloon’s Wolfwalkers, the completion of a Celtic mythology
Why don't newspaper shows work?
Nearly every great showrunner of the '80s and '90s tried to make a newspaper show. All of them failed. Why?