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Why Writing Off Characters Early in the Season Almost Always Makes for Great Television

Why Writing Off Characters Early in the Season Almost Always Makes for Great Television
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Zombies, robots, and germs—Oh my!: Why society becomes so obsessed with fictional post-apocalyptic narratives when the end actually feels nigh
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How to Adapt a Video Game for Film & TV: Either Be Deeply Unserious like ‘Minecraft’ or Deeply Serious like ‘The Last of Us’

How to Adapt a Video Game for Film & TV: Either Be Deeply Unserious like ‘Minecraft’ or Deeply Serious like ‘The Last of Us’
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