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Ariel Kling

(She/Her)
Paris, Philadelphia
As seen in: Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Substack, Flipboard, Nerdist, Notebook, Letterboxd, NewsBreak, Little White Lies, The Indiependent and
Covers:  Feminism, LGBTQ+ topics, Female filmmakers, Queer filmmakers, Feminist criticism, Political filmmaking, television series
Writer, lover of television 🏳️‍🌈

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Ariel Kling’s Biography

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Freelance cultural journalist, French-English translator, Masters student. My writing focus is on feminist criticism, queer criticism, Female filmmakers, and political storytelling.

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The Biggest Moments THE LAST OF US Series Adapts From the Games

The Biggest Moments THE LAST OF US Series Adapts From the Games

As The Last of Us was first released on the PlayStation a decade ago, everything from key moments to delicate…

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A Guide to the Infected World of THE LAST OF US

A Guide to the Infected World of THE LAST OF US

HBO's long-anticipated adaptation of Naughty Dog's The Last of Us is airing on the small screen January 15 af…

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KILLING EVE: The Eve and Villanelle Love Story in Four Fervent Acts - Nerdist

KILLING EVE: The Eve and Villanelle Love Story in Four Fervent Acts - Nerdist

Over its four seasons, has not been the kind of show that can be put in the box. Its premise of an MI6 agent …

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These Brilliant Women Book Characters Are Our Fictional Favorites - Nerdist

These Brilliant Women Book Characters Are Our Fictional Favorites - Nerdist

Women and girl characters from television and film get a lot of love. From our childhood Disney movie heroine…

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The Long Haul Behind FRINGE's 'Short Story About Love' - Nerdist

The Long Haul Behind FRINGE's 'Short Story About Love' - Nerdist

At first glance, the conceit of sounds little more than in fact what an attempted facsimile of This is eviden…

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How HBO Can Expand THE LAST OF US in a Powerful Way - Nerdist

How HBO Can Expand THE LAST OF US in a Powerful Way - Nerdist

HBO has pushed its adaptation of The Last of Us to approximately 2023. But it still feels within an arm's rea…

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THE LAST OF US Season 2’s Biggest Adapted Elements and Moments From the Games

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By Ariel Kling
| Nerdist Verified
After more than two years, The Last of Us is back for its sophomore season. This season is set to adapt half of Naughty Dog’s 2020 game The Last of Us Part II. This is a much steeper task than the first round, considering the game’s complex revenge plot, changing player character perspectives, and the sheer size of Part II. As the TLOU universe unfolds further on screen, more departures from the source material are expected than preservations.
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THE LAST OF US Season 2’s Biggest Adapted Elements and Moments From the Games

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By Ariel Kling
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
After more than two years, The Last of Us is back for its sophomore season. This season is set to adapt half of Naughty Dog’s 2020 game The Last of Us Part II. This is a much steeper task than the first round, considering the game’s complex revenge plot, changing player character perspectives, and the sheer size of Part II. As the TLOU universe unfolds further on screen, more departures from the source material are expected than preservations.
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THE LAST OF US Season 2’s Biggest Adapted Elements and Moments From the Games

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By Ariel Kling
| Flipboard
In the future … we will have a country where there is an awards ceremony for television where the shows are separated by comedy and drama, but nobody …
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Who do you wish followed you?

Sharon Stone

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Yes! I was the Science Editor.

What's your favorite drink?

Coca cola or a diabolo grenadine