HeyJaredThomas Hindmarch
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60 Years After Her Peanuts Debut, Peppermint Patty Is Still the Best Friend Charlie Brown Ever Had (opens the original)
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If you're at all interested in Charles Schulz's Peanuts, it's a good idea to invest in Fantagraphics' The Complete Peanuts. It's a 26-volume set that contains every strip that saw publication, with around two years of strips per book. There's a Kindle version if you're strapped for shelf space, but if you're shelling out for 26 volumes of anything, you may as well go for the physical edition. Reading through Peanuts as a single unbroken run is a unique experience for anyone who's a fan of the st
Magic: The Gathering Meets D&D-Style Dice Battles in the Best New TCG at PAX West 2026 (opens the original)
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2026 has been, in several crucial ways, an HD remake of the late '90s and early 2000s. My old boot-cut jeans are inexplicably back in fashion, live-action Spider-Man and Resident Evil movies are hitting theaters, no one will shut up about Wolverine, and the last nerd convention I went to hosted a direct battle between several competing collectible card games. At PAX West in Seattle, most of that battle unfolded inside Summit, the newer of the Washington State Convention Center's two buildings. I
29 Years Later, Charlie Brown's Wisest Quote Is Still an All-Time 'Peanuts' Classic (opens the original)
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By now, 26 years after the strip ended, Peanuts often feels like it comes pre-digested. Even during its original run, much of Peanuts got carefully filtered through layers of T-shirts, greeting cards, and inspirational wall posters. That reduced much of it to the benign emptiness of a Precious Moments figurine. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1
Steven Spielberg's Forgotten Fantasy Masterpiece Officially Says Goodbye to Netflix (opens the original)
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One of the great paradoxes of old movies is that the more influential they are, the more predictable they become. You've already seen generations of movies that were working off of the original's basic blueprint. It can be frustrating, particularly if you're showing someone a classic for the first time. It's particularly notable with movies from the 1980s or earlier, which were made before all of American pop culture acquired its protective coating of reflexive irony. By creating an account, you
14 Years Later, TNT's Criminally Overlooked Action Series Is Officially Free on Streaming (opens the original)
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Looking back, the late 2000s marked a short, largely unsung golden age for quirky TV antiheroes. It was like every showrunner in Los Angeles tuned in to a marathon of The Saint around the same time, which led to a short but memorable fascination with crime-fighting criminals. This was the heyday of shows about spies, thieves, and con men, who were all forced into using their skills to deal with worse crooks than themselves. For whatever reason, most of these ran on the USA Network, such as White
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