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Can a ‘Wicked’ Divided Against Itself Still Stand?
‘The Penguin’ Marches to Respectability
‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ Is a Great Thanksgiving Movie
John Williams Is a Gentleman and a Maestro
Where Did ‘The Producers’ Go Right?
When the Simpsons Entered the ‘Treehouse of Horror’
The Pestilential Prison, Part 3
DC’s Top Ten Stories: 1976-1980
The Pestilential Prison, Part 2
‘True Lies’ and the Suspension of Disbelief
The Pestilential Prison, Part 1
‘Joker’ and the Madness of Superfluous Sequels
‘The Little Mermaid’ Has Disney’s Best Villain Song
‘Beetlejuice’ Turns Haunting on Its Head
‘The Tick’ Balances Silliness and Sincerity
What Was the Deal with ‘Seinfeld’?
‘Caped Crusader’: A Fresh Take on the Earliest Batman
‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ and the State of the Multiverse
The True Heart of ‘Liar, Liar’
‘Invincible’ and the Self-Contained Superhero Universe
‘My Cousin Vinny’ Is Innocent of Any Charge
Captain America: From Timely to Timeless
‘Galaxy Quest’ and the Virtue of Making Fun of What We Love
Cat on a Hot Bright Moon, Part 4
‘The Disaster Artist’ and the Double-Edged Sword of Confidence
Cat on a Hot Bright Moon, Part 3
‘DC: The New Frontier’ Explores the Joy of Superheroes
Cat on a Hot Bright Moon, Part 2
Jim Henson and the Spirit of Creativity
Cat on a Hot Bright Moon, Part 1
‘Fallout’ Has the Right Priorities
From the DVD of ‘Police Squad!’
The Riddle of the Puzzler, Part 3
The Riddle of the Puzzler, Part 2
The Riddle of the Puzzler, Part 1
‘Kavalier & Clay’ and the Great Escapism of Golden Age Comics
‘Silo’ and the Containment of Humanity
Who Wants to Live in a Van Down by the River?
‘The Holdovers’ Holds Back the Backstory
DC’s Top Ten Stories: 1971-1975
When the Muppets Took Manhattan
‘Twin Peaks’: Specifically Strange
Let’s Watch ‘Groundhog Day’ Again
‘X-Factor’: When Nostalgia Menaced the Mutants
The Justice League’s Greatest Epic Is Animated