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Movies (and Other Things)
Serrano knows how to craft a think piece, and his perspective is illuminating. With essays on Get Out, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Booksmart, this is also a timely read to be enjoyed by film buffs and general audiences alike.
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Sitcommentary: Television Comedies That Changed America
A useful and readable guide to social issues as seen through sitcoms. Beyond its scholarly use, this book will be appreciated by nostalgic readers.
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Where Do I Begin? Stories from a Life Lived Out Loud
Duran’s success stems from his ability to connect personally with celebrities and listeners. Here he connects with readers through heartfelt remembrances and hilariously filthy tirades that are sure to please his national fan base.
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Generation Friends: An Inside Look at the Show That Defined a Television Era
Necessarily covering the same ground as Kelsey Miller in her best-selling I’ll Be There for You, the author approaches Friends as a pop culture historian, incorporating his recent interviews with the show’s creators in this workmanlike effort. For followers of the program and lovers of pop culture.
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Inside Family Guy: An Illustrated History
Moore is a die-hard fan, and it shows in this lovingly crafted book. Alert readers will notice the lack of textual criticism; however, Family Guy’s fanbase will find this freakin’ sweet.
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The Geek's Guide to SF Cinema: 30 Key Films That Revolutionised the Genre
A fascinating, focused book for sf followers.
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Riding the Elephant: A Memoir of Altercations, Humiliations, Hallucinations, and Observations
Humorous and heartfelt (often on the same page), Ferguson is a great storyteller, whose signature irreverence and comedic timing translate perfectly to print. His fans, as well as anyone interested in comedy, will be rewarded.
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I'll Be There for You: The One About Friends
Miller successfully revisits a classic television show, demonstrating its larger place in pop culture. A must-read for fans of Must See TV.