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Articles tagged "clark johnson" TV FeatureWomen and ‘The Wire’by Sophie Jones[25.Aug.08] :. Why the most intelligent show on TV, a compelling exploration of the circumstances and institutional pressures that make people who they are, gets an "F" in Gender Studies. PopMatters Pick TV DVD ReviewThe Wire: The Complete Fifth Seasonby Chris Barsanti[15.Aug.08] :. The dense mythology, painstakingly created over five novelistic seasons, has enough drama packed inside to be easily spun out for the next five, ten, 15 years. PopMatters Pick TV ReviewThe Wireby Jesse Hicks[27.Jan.08] :. In David Simon's indictment of American capitalism, numbers -- say, crime stats and school test scores -- no longer have an epistemic value, they don't refer to any external reality.  TV DVD ReviewHomicide: Life on the Street: The Complete Season 5by Cynthia Fuchs[13.Oct.04] :. It frequently expanded cop-show boundaries, occasionally gave in to suits in search or ratings, and most often, surprised fans and detractors alike.  TV DVD ReviewHomicide Life on the Street: The Complete Season 4by Cynthia Fuchs[26.Jul.04] :. Unlike most TV fare, especially cop shows, Homicide concerns itself with details and asides that don't always come together into thematic wholes.  TV DVD ReviewHomicide: Life on the Street: The Complete Third Seasonby Cynthia Fuchs[22.Mar.04] :. Homicide's third season focuses increasingly on tensions among the detectives, as they endure increasingly personal devastations, over more linear storylines and more sensational murder mysteries. Homicide: Life on the Street: The Complete Seasons 1 & 2by Cynthia Fuchs[15.Mar.04] :. Homicide lays out an utterly compelling and occasionally oblique anti-cop-show premise. S.W.A.T. (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[13.Jan.04] :. S.W.A.T. knows what it is, namely, an expensive, hyper-actionated, CD-selling, multi-raced and multi-buddied flick. S.W.A.T. (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[7.Aug.03] :. S.W.A.T. knows what it is, namely, an expensive, hyper-actionated, cd-selling, multi-raced and multi-buddied flick. Disappearing Acts (2000): Wesley Snipes, Sanaa Lathan, Clark Johnson, CCH Pounderby Cynthia FuchsThis plot comes to revolve around the couple's troubles with money -- it becomes an emblem and manifestation of Zora and Franklin's mutual and separate fears. Disappearing Acts (2000)by Cynthia FuchsThis plot comes to revolve around the couple's troubles with money, it becomes an emblem and manifestation of Zora and Franklin's mutual and separate fears. |
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