Post-Modern Puppetry | NOT A VIDEO ESSAY

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0:00 Sympathy for a Blockbuster
5:40 Post-Modern Puppetry
10:30 Seriality
15:16 The Ragpickers
23:48 Epilogue

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[@johnmorrow5461]

See the essay "A Critical Appreciation of John Milius’s Conan the Barbarian" on the site The Barbarian Keep: The author refers to an essay by Stephen Schiff titled "The Repeatable Experience" from Film Comment, March-April 1982 that seems relevant to some of what you talk about here.

[@cloudbloom]

Your videos are really interesting, thanks for all the work you put into them🙏

[@neuroprodukt]

This is a stellar essay, great work man!

[@iantaran2843]

Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law and Venture Brothers are still some of my favorite shows of all time.

[@memeboi3684]

What you said about serialirt made me think of tokusatsu shows and mecha anime from the 70s, which basically have all the characteristics you described, just 20-30 years later.

[@StudioErsatz]

For sure. In fact, I was actually originally going to mention tokusatsu alongside my discussion of Irwin Allen's shows (being of a similar breed of "special effects shows") but I didn't really have much to say. Need to watch more tokusatsu!

[@calebhedmann4136]

Who is the dude at the end and where is that clip from?

[@masonrockwood7732]

Where's Lost pt. 3?

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