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Rewind & Rewatch: The Prisoner – A. B. and C.

May 13, 2020May 20, 2020 JNormanRewind & Rewatch

I will start the third episode rewatch with my prologue from the first episode–as a caveat and introduction. I’ll put…

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The Salty Pod – Episodes 1 & 2

May 3, 2020June 17, 2020 JNormanPodcast

Here are the first two episodes of The Salty Pod. In part one, we talk about our impressions of Star…

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Rewind & Rewatch: The Prisoner – The Chimes of Big Ben

April 2, 2020May 20, 2020 JNormanRewind & Rewatch

I will start the second episode rewatch with my prologue from the first episode (and will most likely continue this…

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Rewind & Rewatch: The Prisoner – Arrival

March 22, 2020May 15, 2020 JNormanRewind & Rewatch

I am starting a Rewind & Rewatch series on The Prisoner (the 1967 British series, created by Patrick McGoohan and George Markstein and starring…

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The Doomed Women of Colony

April 24, 2018June 25, 2020 Matt HainesEntertainment / Reviews / TV/Film Reviews

Colony features some of the strongest women on TV. Problem is, survival in this world is no easy task. Season two saw the L.A. Bloc’s women cut down at an alarming rate.

JFK & TV: ‘A Force That Has Changed The Political Scene’

March 30, 2018August 1, 2019 JNormanculture / Media / Politics

In an article for the Smithsonian, Kat Eschner writes about President Kennedy’s views on the medium of TV for politics: “…when Kennedy…

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Why You Should be Excited for Colony

March 27, 2018June 25, 2020 Matt HainesEntertainment / Reviews / TV/Film Reviews

Colony returns May 2nd and it’s definitely worth your attention. The show hit its stride during its second season and is heading in an exciting direction.

Review – The Physicist and the Philosopher

December 15, 2017March 20, 2020 JNormanBook Reviews

Jimena Canales tells the neglected story of Einstein and Bergson, the physicist and the philosopher. It is a story of…

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Review – At the Existentialist Cafe

December 6, 2017March 20, 2020 JNormanBook Reviews

At the Existential Cafe is about (as the title readily suggests) the movers and shakers in the modern line of existentialism.…

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Review – The Orville

October 23, 2017May 15, 2020 JNormanTV/Film Reviews

I want to like The Orville. There are positives. For example, I think Seth MacFarlane as Captain Ed Mercer is likable…

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