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Tasha Robinson

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Freelance editor/writer. Former editor at Polygon, Verge, The Dissolve, A.V. Club. Next Picture Show podcaster. My wheelhouse is full of weird stuff. She/her. Letterboxd.com/tasharobinson Goodreads.com/user/show/10244904-tasha-robinson Nextpictureshow.net

A local park.

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Sponch?

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Clicking through, I was surprised the first one wasn't Martha Wells' Murderbot books. They turned out to be: * Ann Leckie's ANCILLARY JUSTICE * Neal Stephenson's SNOW CRASH * Peter Clines' PARADOX BOUND * Edward Ashton's MICKEY 17 * Ling Ma's SEVERANCE * Peng Shepherd's ALL THIS AND MORE

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i don't want to put you out, just any ol fresh hulled sunflower seeds you might happen to have lying around

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Yeah, the site's been through what, three or four owners now worth of refreshes and system changes, and the layout for anything that old looks absolutely terrible. I'm lucky the interview still displays at all. Still, weird main image and weirdly low quality. Why not a still of Cromwell from BABE?

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It was actually helpful in this case! I just wanted proof that I wasn't re-reporting rumors that someone made up years ago and that the internet's just been echo-chambering all this time. In this case, at least I know James Cromwell actually said all these things.

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I do have YOU DIDN'T DO THAT INTERVIEW tattooed on my forehead. I've always wondered why.

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Yeah, I'm pretty over found footage, but I think here, he uses it sparingly and in the right places, and makes it very effective without turning it into a gimmick.

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Hot tip, then: Might be time to revisit 1939's GREAT GUY with James Cagney and Mae Clarke. (I've never seen it myself, but I see it's on Tubi and a lot of the other ad-supported services. It's on my to-watch list now.)

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That's wonderful. And I sure wouldn't be surprised.

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Fan-freaking-tastic. I told my team someone with a much more encyclopedic knowledge of noir was going to do this so we shouldn't, but I had no idea the references were this in depth. You're going to have fun with the series. Have you seen screeners yet?

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Ooh yeah, that's an all time classic.

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* CS Lewis' Til We Have Faces * Ursula K. Le Guin's The Word For World Is Forest * Benjamin Stevenson's Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone * About a billion Harlan Ellison titles, but I'll go with the classic, I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream

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Not yet. Probably in three parts, because some of it is about GAME CHANGER s8 and is embargoed, and some of it will be for a specific feature that'll make more sense once people have seen the premiere. I might be able to get part one online tomorrow.

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He didn't need to say it. We both knew the truth.

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He's not wrong. His whole public persona is "avuncular nice guy with a trickster streak." And he answers questions so thoughtfully. It was a great interview. But I wasn't scared of him, I was just nervous about not hitting the right angles, because there are about 10,000 things we could discuss.

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Heck yeah.

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WOW, that is one random lineup. Michael Sheen might be too nice for this show, though appearing that way might also help him win.

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Agreed! I love talking to an expert in a field I know nothing about, and I love it even more when they're a self-identified nerd who gets excited talking about the thing.

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