DETAIL, THE ROMANS OF THE DECADENCE, 1847 I t's quiz time once again boys and girls.  The quote below is a bit lengthy, but I'...

I t looks like someone didn't get the lesson in school about never sitting too close to the television set. Remember how they used ...

I t occurs to me that I haven't written anything serious in a while, and I probably ought to do so. And since quizzes are always po...

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X et's start this week with bare -bones e-zine , as Jack's Hitchcock Project introduces us to a new writer: Sarett Rudley who a...

Fernando Blanco Farias F irst, let me explain. I don’t actually watch The Bachelor (or The Bachelorette ), and I’m pretty sure I'm ...

T he brilliance of television, and the tragedy, lies in its uncanny ability to reflect in its tube the essence of human nature. Nowhe...

W e start the week with a couple of articles from The Ringer ; first, Michael Baumann hearkens back to the days of the opening title seque...

Y ou're going to have to trust me on this when I tell you that I’ve never, ever watched an episode of ABC’s The Bachelor , nor is it...

The saga of the Hadleys' cross-country move continues. While we've arrived in our new hometown (same as the old hometown) and I...

DETAIL , THE ROMANS OF THE DECADENCE, 1847 I t's quiz time once again boys and girls.  The quote below is a bit lengthy, but I'd...

H ere's a shocker for you: a column that hasn't been thought out carefully, but comes to you on the fly.  I know; a number of you pr...