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How I Met Your Mother: Season One
This is no static workplace comedy or rinse-repeat tale of funny family life. As the narration from the future reminds us, life as the characters know it is destined to end.
Samantha Bornemann
18 Dec 2006
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Date Movie (Unrated) (2004)
Date Movie is not the spoof it seemingly aspires to. Rather, it's but a dreadfully long catalog of references to other infinitely superior movies.
Roger Holland
29 May 2006
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How I Met Your Mother
The story of that meeting unfolds in what will surely become the longest flashback in TV history, especially if the series stays on the air beyond a season.
Michael Abernethy
02 Oct 2005
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Complete Seventh Season
Joss Whedon says, 'We sort of worship at the same altar. Me and my staff are the biggest Buffy nerds alive.'
Mary Colgan
12 Dec 2004
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American Wedding (2003)
Stifler's insufferable self-love is his special gift, of course, and what viewers love most about him.
Cynthia Fuchs
31 Jul 2003
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Complete Fourth Season
That is, the season that many fans have called out as disjointed and erratic, maddening and disappointing. To a point, the complaint is justified, as Joss Whedon and company tend to concede. But only to a point.
Cynthia Fuchs
16 Jun 2003
Television
Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Lord of the Nerds
Buffy is often mentioned specifically as a "female empowerment" show, but one of its most inviting aspects is the way its cast has always been uncommonly split between guys and girls.
Jesse Hassenger
18 May 2003
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer
As to the rejection of my understanding of the connection between lesbianism and witchcraft on 'Buffy', I have never said that BVS's creator or writers made a conscious (and consciously homophobic) decision to directly cast lesbianism as social pathology and physical addiction.
Todd R. Ramlow
17 Jun 2002
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer
To think of Willow and Tara only in terms of their lesbianism is to do a disservice to lovers who were fully realized, regardless of their gender or orientation.
Andrew Gilstrap
09 Jun 2002
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer
This was a tragic ending to one of prime-time television's most engaging love stories. More disturbing, as well as more socially and politically troublesome, however, is that Tara's death completes what has become a rather homophobic and pathological representation of lesbian desires and relationships over the course of the past season.
Todd R. Ramlow
03 Jun 2002
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