Television A Bit Of Fry And Laurie Friday: Where Is The Lid?
"It was really a quality of needing the money."
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History Watching Downton Abbey with an Historian: Peace For Our Time
Historian Mo Moulton reflects on war, hoaxes, and the power of secrets, all seen at play in the most recent episode of Downton Abbey.
Television Happy Peter Falk Monday: Too Drunk For Dick Cavett
Thanks to Elon Green for the greatest moment in television history.
Cartoons & Comics Kind-Hearted Reality Shows I Would Like To See
Claire, we're just so proud of you. Have a stand mixer.
Television Ayn Rand’s Firefly
I mean. You know exactly where this is going.
Television Watching Downton Abbey with an Historian: Movin’ On Up
Historian Mo Moulton considers the ways in which social mobility is addressed and achieved on Downton Abbey.
Television “Totally Penis”: Happy Paul F. Tompkins Friday
"It was totally penis."
Television Riding the Wave: A Personal History in Korean Dramas
Anna Cabe reflects on Asian American representation and romance in pop culture and her love of Korean dramas.
History Watching Downton Abbey with an Historian: The Case of the Missing Vicar
As Mrs. Hughes and Mr. Carson finally wed, historian Mo Moulton reflects on the "near-total absence of religion" on Downton Abbey.
Television Four Yorkshiremen Friday: Alan Rickman Edition
We’d have a handful of cold gravel, work twenty-four hours a day at the mill for fourpence every six years, and when we got home, Dad would slice us in two.
History Watching Downton Abbey with an Historian: In Sickness and in Health
Historian Mo Moulton on the brewing conflict over the local hospital in the final season of Downton Abbey.
Television Half-Hearted But Well-Meaning Statements Made By Supportive Partners On “Botched,” In Order Of Sincerity
"I think they look great now."
Television Who’s Afraid of Gooey Gus?
I still get nightmares because of Gooey Gus
Television Madeline Kahn Monday: Madeline and Carol Burnett Are Friends
Madeline Kahn and Carol Burnett sang a duet in the 1970s, creating the mathematical definition of "brassiness."
Health Beyond Surviving: On Sexual Violence, Moral Injury, and Jessica Jones
Jessica Glaser on 'Jessica Jones' and the concept of moral injury as it relates to survivors of sexual violence.
