The Last TV Show - by Helena Fitzgerald - Griefbacon
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everything I've binge-watched part something: on watching the finale of television
here’s an incredibly old photo from the last time I watched Vanya on 42nd St, a movie set in a grand old theater that’s about to be torn down Hi everyone. this is an essay about Succession, kind of, but it’s also about the state of a popular art form more generally, which is why it’s both not exactly on time for a Succession-finale reaction piece, and still, I think, an interesting read for those of you who didn’t watch or aren’t interested in Succession. Also! Griefbacon yearly subscriptions are on sale for the rest of the month, so if you want to read stuff like this truly absurd thing…
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