Articles about Homeland: Season 1
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These days, James Urbaniak may be best known as the voice of Dr. Venture, the mad-scientist lead in the always hilarious animated series "The Venture Bros." To celebrate the show's return, Urbaniak sat down with @TheAVClub to muse over his résumé, with its litany of "bespectacled creeps and weirdos."
Source: www.avclub.com
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Atlantic contributors and staffers pick their favorite moments on Mad Men, Louie, New Girl, and more from the past year in TV:
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Congrats, kind of, to "Game of Thrones" for being the most pirated TV show of 2012. Here's the complete top 10
Source: torrentfreak.com
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"Why Aviators Make Every Character More Badass," by Maya Robinson and @akdobbins, with solid photoshopped evidence
Source: www.vulture.com
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An article in @businessweek about how the show "Homeland" has turned into a white-collar fantasy.
Source: www.businessweek.com
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In both the recently concluded season of Showtime's "Homeland" and the new film "Zero Dark Thirty," a young female CIA operative becomes obsessed with tracking an elusive terrorist and nearly destroys herself in the process. Is that where the similarities end or is that just the beginning?
Source: www.latimes.com
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Despite accusations from critics and scholars, the show doesn't reinforce stereotypes about "good" Americans and "evil" Arabs and Muslims—it challenges them.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Whether on a fictional TV program or in a real literary account of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, audiences seem to be gravitating towards media that makes America's enemies knowable.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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These days, James Urbaniak may be best known as the voice of Dr. Venture, the mad-scientist lead in the always hilarious animated series "The Venture Bros." To celebrate the show's return, Urbaniak sat down with @TheAVClub to muse over his résumé, with its litany of "bespectacled creeps and weirdos."
Source: www.avclub.com
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Atlantic contributors and staffers pick their favorite moments on Mad Men, Louie, New Girl, and more from the past year in TV:
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Congrats, kind of, to "Game of Thrones" for being the most pirated TV show of 2012. Here's the complete top 10
Source: torrentfreak.com
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"Why Aviators Make Every Character More Badass," by Maya Robinson and @akdobbins, with solid photoshopped evidence
Source: www.vulture.com
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An article in @businessweek about how the show "Homeland" has turned into a white-collar fantasy.
Source: www.businessweek.com
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In both the recently concluded season of Showtime's "Homeland" and the new film "Zero Dark Thirty," a young female CIA operative becomes obsessed with tracking an elusive terrorist and nearly destroys herself in the process. Is that where the similarities end or is that just the beginning?
Source: www.latimes.com
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Despite accusations from critics and scholars, the show doesn't reinforce stereotypes about "good" Americans and "evil" Arabs and Muslims—it challenges them.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Whether on a fictional TV program or in a real literary account of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, audiences seem to be gravitating towards media that makes America's enemies knowable.
Source: www.theatlantic.com
