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Maybe the problem with John from Cincinnati is its miscalculated sense of center.
What the hell did people expect from David Chase? Closure? Satisfaction? Answers? A moral?
For now I’ll just say that in the first five episodes of the HBO drama’s second season, it has evolved from a damn good show to a nearly great one.
David Chase is the king of the double-reversal.
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Gilmore Girls had its flaws, but it was mostly a vision of what we might like America to be.
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