Books on TV: Is the Boom in Adaptations a Boon for Authors?
How a surge in TV production is shaking up the publishing industry
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The Superficial Diversity of Canadian TV
How risk avoidance shapes our entertainment
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Looney Tunes Will Never Die and That’s All, Folks!
How Bugs Bunny and his pals managed to become a TV success impervious to time and changing standards
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The Wheel of Time: Why It’s So Hard to Accept Adaptations of Our Favourite Books
The challenge for Robert Jordan fans is to avoid nitpicking the flashy new Amazon series
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What Television Gets Wrong about Poverty
Shows like The Crown offer a romanticized view of economic austerity. But, now more than ever, we need to see the true cost of budget cuts
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The Boring Brilliance of Hinterland Who’s Who
Fifty years later, the iconic one-minute nature docs remain the best television to ever come out of Canada
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Almost Every TV Show Gets Sexual Assault Wrong
Television has historically failed to depict the survivor experience. I May Destroy You finally does it justice
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When Anne with an E Fans Waged War against Netflix
In their campaign to save the show, fans stopped behaving like an audience and started acting like owners
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The Undeniable Queerness of Superhero Stories
The genre is built on themes of transformation, disguise, and duality—a reality that LGBTQ folks live every day
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Stop Trying to Make TV Smart
Your favourite show probably doesn’t have a deeper meaning. That’s okay
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