Last week, the first Occupy Wall Street TV ad began airing on channels including Fox News and ESPN. Here's what the director of the ad has to say about it.
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Buffy has been acclaimed as great TV feminism, where Dollhouse has been routed for the opposite. But have critics of the latter been too quick to dismiss its feminism?
It's a spoof of the James Bond-type spy genre, which doesn't sound too good, but never underestimate what Adam Reed of Sealab 2021 can do with moldy genre spoofs.
Graham Hillard, Killing the Buddha. February 2, 2010.
The problem is that a program whose guiding principle has been the introduction and prolonging of suspense cannot easily lay suspense aside -- and it shouldn't.