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'Unforgettable' Isn't Exactly That

Unforgettable is yet another police procedural that fits into the TV-as-comfort-food mold, with but a slight variation on that theme.

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Nip/Tuck

Todd R. Ramlow
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Edmond (2005)

Brian Holcomb
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nip/tuck

Through the various clients' histories and desires, nip/tuck inquires into current arrangements of social power.

Todd R. Ramlow
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Edmond (2005)

Violence liberates Edmond from society's restraints, focuses him on fulfilling his own desires, makes him appealing to the opposite sex.

Jesse Hicks
Film

The Lake House (2006)

Shuffled around amid a series of very pretty split screens and unmoored voiceovers, Alex and Kate must create a relationship out of very contrived air.

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nip/tuck

The inevitability of death is suggested by the lurking Carver, always a threat to Sean and Christian.

Elaine Hanson Cardenas
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Brooklyn South: The Complete Series

The first episode features the sort of graphic violence one would expect to see in an R-rated film.

Stephen Tropiano
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Nobody's Fool (1994)

Paul Newman plays Donald 'Sully' Sullivan, a shiftless 60-year-old forever dodging his responsibilities.

Jesse Hassenger
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nip/tuck

This combination of crude humor and gross-out imagery is designed to scandalize.

Cynthia Fuchs
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The Lone Ranger

Put any man, but especially a pretty man-boy, in a stylized cowboy suit and he's bound to come off looking like one of the Village People. And the Lone Ranger does.

Todd R. Ramlow

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