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JUSTIN MCDEVITT is a news contributor for Wealth of Geeks. He has worked extensively in New York City as a playwright. Most recently, his full-length drama HAUNT ME had its first public reading off-Broadway at Theater for the New City. His plays HONEY FITZ, SUBMISSION, TELL ME HOW I DID, THE HAPPY, FINDERS, THE TRUE MARTINI, and THREE TALL QUEENS have all had readings and productions in NYC. @justinwritesplays

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15 Underrated Episodes Of The Sopranos

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By Justin McDevitt
| Yahoo Entertainment
Before there was prestige TV, there was "The Sopranos." The series effortlessly blends brilliant dialogue with complex, serious plots, proving from the beginning that its creative team trusted the intelligence of their audience. It is continuously ranked near the top of best-of lists, and has been awarded every trophy in the game, including 21 Emmys and two Peabody Awards.
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Every Main Character In Six Feet Under, Ranked Worst To Best

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By Justin McDevitt
| Yahoo Entertainment
Warning: The below feature contains major spoilers for HBO's "Six Feet Under." In 2001, Ryan Murphy had not adapted "The Normal Heart" for television. Mike Nichols had not yet transformed "Angels in America" into a six-part miniseries for HBO. While serious gay art thrived on the stage — thanks to the pioneering efforts of writers like Tony Kushner, Larry Kramer, and Terrence McNally — television offerings were bleak.
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The Worst Decisions Characters Ever Made In The Halloween Franchise

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By Justin McDevitt
| Yahoo Entertainment
In 1996, "Scream" introduced viewers to the rules of slasher flicks, and even if they knew them already, even if they sat on the couch throwing popcorn at the screen and cursing every bad decision in every horror movie ever made, "Scream" put into words what moviegoers had always known. Horror movies are where seemingly well-grounded and intelligent individuals make stupid choices that often result in bloody death.
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