Television Logical Inconsistencies in Beloved (Mostly Canadian) Childhood TV Shows
Erica Ruth Kelly, on how logical inconsistencies in childhood TV shows set her up for adult failure.
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science Virginia E. Johnson, Scientist: Beyond Masters of Sex
The life and work of Virginia Johnson, and how her reality differed from that portrayed in "Masters of Sex."
Ancient Grains Benedict Cumberbatch: The Fan Fiction
Nicole Cliffe reveals her Benedict Cumberbatch fan fiction to the world.
Feminism Becoming Jessica Fletcher: Celebrating Murder, She Wrote
Kate Racculia, on her deep and abiding love of "Murder, She Wrote."
Television Futurama Episodes You Should Watch Instead Of Serious-Issue Movies
Futurama episodes you should watch instead of serious-issue movies.
Humor America’s Funniest Unforgivably Hurtful Home Videos
Jamie Maurer's diseased mind envisions the winners of "America's Funniest Unforgivably Hurtful Home Videos."
Beauty Season Two of Orange Is the New Black, Visualized
Erin Ober presents a series of charts and graphs to truly get at the essential truth of "Orange Is the New Black," season 2.
Television Kids In The Hall Monday: That’s America
The Kids in the Hall teach us all what America is.
Advice Recommended Reading (and Viewing) for Our TV Friends
Recommended reading for today's TV characters.
Feminism Everything I Need to Know, I Learned From Watching Bramwell
Kaite Welsh waxes poetic on her feminist hero, the fictional Eleanor Bramwell.
Television Kids In The Hall Monday: Running
Kids In The Hall Monday is back.
Television Which Party Down Character Are You?
Find out once and for all which member of Party Down you are.
Cartoons The Horrors of the Short-Lived Cathy TV Show
Liz Watson uncovers our nation's darkest secret: the Cathy TV show that ran briefly in the 1980s. CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE ACK.
Television Proposed: That Mad Men’s Trudy Campbell is a KGB Spy
John Leavitt makes a compelling case that Trudy Campbell, of "Mad Men" fame, is almost certainly a KGB spy engaged in covert operations.
Television THAT Scene from the Original House of Cards
A scene from the 1990 British adaptation of "House of Cards," which reveals it to be more lurid and campy than any American version could dream of.
