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Myles McNutt

Norfolk
As seen in: Episodic Medium, Medium, Yahoo Entertainment, Slate, The A.V. Club, Letterboxd, The Coast
Associate Professor of Media Studies, @ODU; Editor/Critic, Episodic Medium; #EmptyCupAwards Guy; Canadian.
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Apple TV Plus lets the Fraggles play in the reverent, joyful Fraggle Rock: Back To The Rock

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By Myles McNutt
| The A.V. Club Verified
In 2005, the Jim Henson Company had just sold Kermit and his Muppet Showcastmates to Disney, but were left with the “third wheel” of Muppet television projects: Fraggle Rock, the late Jim Henson’s most personal creation. Without control of Henson’s most well-known characters, his namesake production company forged ahead to reimagine Fraggle Rock for a new generation (the word “edgy” was involved), beginning work on a feature-length film project.
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After all those twists, Survivor 41 delivers a historically lackluster finale

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By Myles McNutt
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Early in Survivor’s 41st finale, Erika wins the first of two immunity challenges, and host Jeff Probst informs her that the steak reward she won is dinner for two. It’s a longstanding Survivor tradition in late-game rewards, with the producers putting contestants in a position to have to pick favorites and potentially make a strategic blunder.
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How To With John Wilson brilliantly captures our pandemic moment

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By Myles McNutt
| The A.V. Club Verified
John WilsonPhoto: Thomas Wilson/HBO From the obsession with Tiger King to the self-care of Ted Lasso, the COVID-19 pandemic had a profound effect on how we watched television in 2020. However, in terms of its presence on TV itself, there is no show that better captured the effects of the pandemic than HBO’s How To With John Wilson, which spent the final episode of its first season turning its observational eye to the terrifying early days of COVID’s spread in New York City.
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