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Writer. Work featured in Variety, Deadline, Inverse, TIME, CNN, RTE, IndieWire, NME, Digital Spy, ABC, The Wrap, Mashable, Independent, Den of Geek, OTB & more
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‘The Long Death of Adolf Hitler’ by Caroline Sharples review

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By Paul Moore Verified
| History Today Verified
Fumbling for the keys to his Mercedes in a vain attempt to reach his carphone before it stops ringing, an aged but instantly recognisable Adolf Hitler all but ignores a hearty ‘Buenas noches, mein Führer’ from an elderly Nazi cycling past on an upmarket South American street, his arm extended in the time-honoured salute. Thus did The Simpsons riff on the idea of Adolf Hitler’s survival some 50 years after his death. As the historian Gavriel D.
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Classic Father Ted episode gets trigger warning on streaming over 'offensive' content

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By Laura Holland, Paul Moore Verified, Kat O'Connor Verified, Harry Warner
| Her.ie Verified
A classic episode of the beloved Ireland-set sitcom Father Ted has been issued a trigger warning by Channel 4 nearly 27 years after it first aired. The entire series is streaming on Channel 4’s website right now but attached on the site alongside its season three opening episode ‘Are You Right There Father Ted?’ is a guidance warning.
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10 Years Ago, a Brilliant Director Redefined HBO's Most Epic Show

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By Paul Moore Verified
| Inverse Verified
There’s a moment in “The Watchers on the Wall” when all hope seems truly lost. The Wildlings have breached Castle Black, and the Night’s Watch is just barely fighting back. Then, the tide turns. Jon Snow descends down from the top of the mighty Wall and lunges directly into the thick of the fighting as the camera shifts seamlessly into an unbroken 360-degree shot, revealing the gruesome battle playing out across the castle courtyard.
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