A Brief (And Slightly Disorganized) History of the Super Bowl
By: Dan Grant This Sunday will mark the 47th edition of the Superb Owl. I mean… what? Oh right of course! The Super Bowl! This article assignment makes a lot more […]
Monthly Archives: January 2014
Future Imperfect: Reflections on ‘Black Mirror’
By: Jordan Ferguson This article goes to great lengths to avoid spoilers on the incredible BBC show Black Mirror, but some may slip through the cracks despite our best efforts. […]
The Obligatory Super Bowl Prediction Piece (With Bonus Prop Bets!)
By: Chris Dagonas It all kicks off on Sunday (weather permitting)! Broncos! Seahawks! Manning! Wilson! The bright lights of East Rutherford, New Jersey! This year’s Super Bowl, an event that […]
Invisible Made Visible: On Carter, Bargs and Ross
By: Daniel Reynolds For the first five years the Toronto Raptors were just that strange team in Canada; the one with Mighty Mouse, the one with Isaiah Thomas running the […]
Swan Song of a Console Generation
By: Kellam Templeton-Smith It’s the beginning of a new year, and the beginning of a new console generation. While the seventh gen isn’t officially dead yet (what with a few […]
Eugenie Bouchard, Richard Sherman, and the Death of Post-Game Interviews
By: Chris Dagonas So, I was flipping through the channels Monday night and stumbled upon a tennis match. Vaguely in the back of my head, I knew that the Australian […]
Canada: Puck Yeah!
By: Dan Grant EXT. – Somewhere in Canada. Probably Moose Factory. Where they make the Mooses. Grant: Daniel, did you know the Sochi Olympics are coming up? Reynolds: Sochi? I’m […]
Introducing the ‘Oscar Nomination Outrage Scale’
By: Daniel Reynolds As we all know, the most important element of the annual event known as the Oscars is not the awards themselves, or the films involved, or, good […]
An Exagerrator’s Guide to the NFL Conference Finals
By: Chris Dagonas Everyone SHUT UP! The games are coming on! What games? WHAT GAMES?!?! The NFL is in the conference finals, that’s what games, so I’m literally not moving from […]
Comfortably New: Community, Archer and (Crazy) Sitcom Reinvention
By: Jordan Ferguson The last thing the Internet needs is another piece on the “Golden Age of Television,” waxing rhapsodic about True Detective, eulogizing Breaking Bad or speculating on Game […]
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