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In this Retro series, a longtime professional art critic and a former professor of digital culture ranks the best television programs of this century-from network to cable and web series to streaming.

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Memes The fascist takeover of our democracy is now having a major global impact. Our nation is ruled by a pedophile-enabling authoritarian who plans to bring chaos to the world. These 100+ memes respond. To access 300 more Retro articles for a week, try Retro for free! Just click the red button below. Get 7 day free trial Introduction Some memes are profane. Some are upsetting, depressing, aggressive, dehumanizing, controversial, divisive, tasteless, hyperbolic, uncomfortable, or maddening.

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To access 300 more Retro articles for a week, try Retro for free! Just click the red button below. As most Retro readers know, I’ve written many articles about memes on Substack—e.g., this one over at Proof—and Retro of course has the Memessection you’re reading right now in which I discuss the subject, so this series probably needs little additional introduction.

To access 300 more Retro articles for a week, try Retro for free! Just click the red button below. As most Retro readers know, I’ve written many articles about memes on Substack—e.g., this one over at Proof—and Retro of course has the Memessection you’re reading right now in which I discuss the subject, so this series probably needs little additional introduction.

To access 300 more Retro articles for a week, try Retro for free! Just click the red button below. As most Retro readers know, I’ve written many articles about memes on Substack—e.g., this one over at Proof—and Retro of course has the Memessection you’re reading right now in which I discuss the subject, so this series probably needs little additional introduction.

The first sections of this lengthy Retro report are free. To get a week of free access to the whole report, as well as 275+ Retro reports across a dozen sections of content, click the button below. {Note: Listings are alphabetical by category. All the shows below are worthwhile, but tastes do vary—caveat lector, cave videntium, and caveat emptor.