Disability, Magic Cures and The Witcher
Geralt of Rivia is the disabled hero we deserved, but the current reckoning of representation isn’t ready to take on-screen ableism and erasure seriously Sarah Rose // Features and Literature […]
Tag: tv
What Will Archie and the Gang Get Up To Next?
Riverdale should tackle actor Luke Perry’s death head on Megan Orr, Opinions Editor Riverdale showrunners have not yet announced their plans for the remainder of the third season after the […]
CMNS 236 Understanding More Television: Brooklyn Nine-Nine Realness
Carlo Javier // Columnist Sometimes Brooklyn Nine-Nine fails to make me laugh. The hyper-energetic wit of Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) can border on overbearing and the show’s tendency to overfocus on Samberg can […]
CMNS 236 Understanding More Television: Lessons from Killing Eve
Carlo Javier, Rose-coloured boy // Illustration by Daniel Pauhl Stuart Hall’s encoding and decoding model is probably the most respectful of people among all communication theories and it’s entirely because of […]
CMNS 236 Understanding More Television: The Changing Landscape of TV
Carlo Javier, Binge-watcher and binge-eater // Illustration by Cynthia Tran Vo One of my favourite cold opens from The Office is the one where Michael Scott (Steve Carell) emulates Meryl Streep’s […]
A plea to preserve the sanctity of Grey’s Anatomy
TV Crossovers: keep your hands off my doctors! Helen Aikenhead, Managing Editor // Illustration by Natalie Heaman I love Grey’s Anatomy. I have been a loyal, dedicated and dare I […]
Opinions: HGTV is beating a dead horse with countless renovation shows
Flip or STOP HGTV is beating a dead horse with countless renovation shows Greta Kooy // Campus Life Editor It’s the age-old love story. An interior designer meets a contractor […]
Inconceivable success
Capilano University Alumnus’ low-budget web series shocks with award show nomination Rachel D’Sa // Arts and Culture Editor Photo: Bruce Novakowski and Katie Stewart walk the line of real-life crisis […]
How “beautiful food” is dulling our palate
The double-edged knife: How “beautiful food” is dulling our palate Aki Guomundsdóttir // Columnist I have listened to The Beatles, seen Martin Scorsese films, read Alice Munro books and, as a […]