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  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Judy Berman

    Nathan Fielder is kind of spooky. From the meta corporate satire of “Dumb Starbucks,” an ingenious viral stunt from his mid-2010s Comedy Central show Nathan for You, to the passive house as mirror for the soul in his first narrative series, Showtime’s The Curse, Fielder has a sixth sense for finding the right absurd metaphor to fit every moment.

  • 1 week ago | time.com | Judy Berman

    Nathan Fielder is kind of spooky. From the meta corporate satire of “Dumb Starbucks,” an ingenious viral stunt from his mid-2010s Comedy Central show Nathan for You, to the passive house as mirror for the soul in his first narrative series, Showtime’s The Curse, Fielder has a sixth sense for finding the right absurd metaphor to fit every moment.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Judy Berman

    In Thursday’s Season 1 finale of the Max medical drama The Pitt, as the emergency room returns to its normal state of semi-controlled chaos after receiving over 100 victims of a mass shooting, staffers keep telling each other to go home already. But most linger. Everyone is, of course, exhausted. The day shift has been working for 15 hours. A resident tells an intern she’s running on adrenaline and bound to crash. “This job can’t be your life,” one doctor says to another.

  • 1 week ago | time.com | Judy Berman

    In Thursday’s Season 1 finale of the Max medical drama The Pitt, as the emergency room returns to its normal state of semi-controlled chaos after receiving over 100 victims of a mass shooting, staffers keep telling each other to go home already. But most linger. Everyone is, of course, exhausted. The day shift has been working for 15 hours. A resident tells an intern she’s running on adrenaline and bound to crash. “This job can’t be your life,” one doctor says to another.

  • 2 weeks ago | time.com | Judy Berman

    The seventh season of Black Mirror is, relatively speaking, quite good. I say this as a longtime skeptic of creator Charlie Brooker’s high-tech Twilight Zone—an anthology series that, in my estimation, has produced more emotionally manipulative nightmare fuel than trenchant insight into where all these so-called innovations are leading us. But the show has been on an upswing since veering into camp with its fifth season, a three-episode nadir that produced not a single compelling story.

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