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Exploring the moral and ethical concepts involved in bringing TV and other mediums to life.
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The Death of Stalin and Laughing at Horror
The moral case for laughing at the terrible things.
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Funny Woman and the Problem of Fame
The moral case for realizing how fame can be difficult.
Feb 25
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The Flash Season 6: Determination
The moral case for not being kept back by potentially catastrophic scenarios.
Feb 23
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What Riverdale Says About Innocence
The moral case for struggling with your own innocence.
Feb 20
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Alice, Darling and the Tension of Relationships
The moral case for trying to deal with tension in a relationships in a good way.
Feb 18
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