1. Tarantino and fingers
2. Getting pregnant from one time
3. Dream encyclopedias are overconcerned with sex
4. Urine analysis in the 6th Sense
5. The Affair is atrocious
6. The Loudest Voice and I'm Dying Up Here

1. Whos Afraid of virginia Wooolf
2. Sixth Sense is about masculine repression in society
3. Upstream Color
4. Band of Brothers, underwear in the shower?
5. Band of Brothers, reserved dialogue = good. Like Zodiac, not Hacksaw Ridge.
6. A Star is Born, ears and nose
7. Wind River (Netflix) yay, Air Force One hard nay

1. The Sixth Sense, single mothers.
2. The Master, window to the wall scene.
3. Band of brothers, no snipers.
4. Movie recs: Rams and as I Lay Dying (cement or concrete?)
5. Movie pet peeves and things I love

1. A Star is Born. Half faces.
2. Billy Madison is Sandler's best film. It takes artistic risks.
3. Most gruesome wrist-slits in films. Heaven Knows What, On Body and Soul

The other 3. (I keep forgetting the numbers): It's important when characters laugh

1. The opposite of brown and where does Silver come from.
2. Characters shouldn't wear what they're feeling.

Sexual abuse theory, brother confusion, more.

Great podcast episode! I highly recommend watching the Mmep first (or at least after). I have some misquotes.

Brief clips from: House of Cards, Pulp Fiction, and more.

(All film/audio clips used for analysis purposes #FairUseHopefully).

Decent fluff till 13ish minutes (I tell two jokes I love). Then House of Cards talk. Lighter essays first then the heavier one. A few season 5 spoilers. Enjoy!

Today we analyze one of the strangest aspects of Mad Men: why Betty Draper and Glen Bishop connect so well.

We examine the different meanings of red and blonde hair by comparing Helen Bishop, Betty Draper, and the prostitute. Short episode. Medium difficulty.

Difficulty: MEDIUM-ADVANCED Length: SHORT Format: FULL TEXT or AUDIO

Essay about bad parents, migrants, and the Bible.