@BigMeanInternet I don’t know about single volumes, but Lynn Spigel’s Make Room for TV, Jane Feuer’s Seeing Through the 80s, Amanda Lotz’s Television will be Revolutionized, and AJ Christian’s Open TV will sketch out a lot of the arc, historically.
Here's some of what I wrote this year that I really enjoyed: My review of Kara Swisher's (bad) memoir for @thebafflermag that touches on the limits of tech journalism informed by access journalism https://t.co/BZEY12ED0V
When I was a kid, I used to laugh so hard at SNL that I puked. I would full-body heave so much that I would have to run into the laundry room and throw up.
Anyway, today, for the NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE(!), I got to write about SNL, a show I (we) grew up with.
I wanted to write about the state of the spin-off, so I took the occasion of DUNE: PROPHECY — a show set in the normiest nook of the freakiest cinematic universe — to do it.
For @newrepublic https://t.co/rfTMvHjGFu
This is an important comment. Dems listen too much to "the groups" is being coded as an anti-leftwing view, but it's about a broader culture of coalitional cowardice that often doesn't have a strong ideological view one way or the other. It just doesn't want anyone inside the tent to be too upset.
For all my fans*
*the people who liked that one tweet I did about how Somebody Somewhere is better than Succession, but who also were only kind of tepid in their support of the actual essay I wrote about that show
Interesting essay from @moetkacik on the Billionaire Purges, which connects the post-Gaza clampdown on protest and alignment with Trump to break the Biden admin shift in corporate enforcement.
https://t.co/rvUJ5MrYEr