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How The Venture Bros Quietly Snuck Weighty Themes Into a Slapstick Cartoon Comedy

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By Eric Thurm 
| Yahoo Life
Everyone is talking about the movie that came out on July 21 and its tender, meta approach to characters who were originally created as a crass action figure tie-in. It has something to say about finding your purpose in life, and how we fill the roles others create for us. That movie is, of course, The Venture Bros: Radiant Is The Blood of the Baboon Heart. Baboon Heart is a feature-length movie, pitched as the ending of a series that started airing on Adult Swim in 2003.
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How 'The Venture Bros' Quietly Snuck Weighty Themes Into a Slapstick Cartoon Comedy

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By Eric Thurm 
| Flipboard
3 hours ago Hawaii fires: Terrified residents make desperate escape in apocalyptic scenes The Independent - Lucy Leeson • 3h These shocking scenes show terrified residents attempting to make their desperate escape from the wildfires in Lahaina, Hawaii. The footage captured by Bosco Bae Jr resembles scenes from Hollywood movies as people try to escape falling trees, burning buildings, and flying ash all around.
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What Does the WGA Want and Why Are They Fighting So Hard for it?

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By Eric Thurm 
| The Charlotte Observer
The news that the Writers Guild of America is currently on strike might be confusing to the casual TV watcher. After all, there's more TV than ever, thanks to the explosion of streaming platforms. (The supposed "limit" of peak TV is a staggering 599 scripted series in 2022.) And besides, the people who get to write Succession or Yellowjackets have exciting, creative jobs, right? What could they possibly have to complain about? It turns out, a lot.
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