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Frazier Tharpe

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Frazier Tharpe

    Nathan Fielder is about to be everywhere (opens the original)

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    When news of Warner Bros and Paramount’s finally completed merger hit the timeline last week, one image emerged as a symbol of our collective displeasure. Coming from Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal, it's a still from the second season, in which Fielder sends up the totalitarian streaming conglomerates with a depiction of the Paramount+ Germany headquarters that bears a striking resemblance to, well, a Nazi stronghold. It’s a hilarious moment, in a brilliant episode of a stunning season of televi

  2. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · Frazier Tharpe

    Inside Lanterns’ killer John Stewart flashback episode (opens the original)

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    This story contains spoilers for Lanterns episode three, “OutKast.” In the tradition of the classic HBO Sunday-evening shows before it, Lanterns has officially arrested the timeline. The DCU series is the first major look Green Lantern has gotten as a superhero property since the much-maligned Ryan Reynolds movie back in 2011, and at the halfway point of this eight-episode season (from co-creators Tom King, Chris Mundy and Damon Lindelof, who ran a similar play a few years ago with Watchmen)

  3. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Frazier Tharpe

    Everyone has seen The Odyssey, but don't forget about Brad Pitt's Troy (opens the original)

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    In another timeline, we would’ve gotten the first true blockbuster adaptation of The Odyssey about 20 years ago, probably starring Sean Bean — one of the all-time great swords-and-sandal character actors (shout out Boromir, shout out Ned Stark) — as the titular journeyman. Alas, that wasn’t the will of the [Hollywood] gods. Wolfgang Petersen’s Troy, a loose adaptation of the Illiad with Bean in a supporting role as Odysseus alongside Brad Pitt’s Achilles, was a commercial hit — one of the highes

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