All about Netflix’s sci-fi television shows we love
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After watching “Stranger Things,” I got to thinking about the other sci-fi shows I’ve watched on Netflix, and here are the ones that come to mind!
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‘Stranger Things’: How politics factor into pop culture nostalgia
Yet behind that desire for the simplicity of the past are hidden political implications. With every era comes the political context behind it — the media we elect to intake may reflect a sense of rose-tinted denial about bygone days.
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Castles in the Sky
Doors of Perception
Out of all the books that contributed to the declining health of my eyes, there was one that always stood out to me — Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women.”
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Artist, interrupted
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Life is really funny: I watched “Girl, Interrupted” for the first time just a few weeks before I landed myself in a psychiatric ward a month and a half ago.
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The contemporary death of the original Broadway musical
This year, “Mean Girls,” “SpongeBob SquarePants: The Musical” and “Frozen” constitute three of the four shows nominated for Best Musical.
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‘Heathers’ TV premiere fucks source material gently with a chainsaw
In potentially the coldest social critique of modern high school politics, the show inanely made the Heathers socially marginalized individuals.
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‘Stranger Things 2’: Grab your Eggos, settle in for a binge
The pairing off of the characters in these unexpected ways is the best part of “Stranger Things 2.”
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TV everyone will be talking about this fall
There’s going to be lots of quality television this fall, so now’s the time to catch up on your favorites (or explore some new terrain) before the premieres in these coming weeks.
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BareStage’s ‘Heathers: The Musical’ introduces myriad complexities in transformation of source material
BareStage, however, rendered Veronica’s love interest JD a woman (Teddy Lake). The result? An utterly transfixing theatrical experience.
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