It’s time for this weeks What We’re Watching. So, this is everything we watched last week. Next week we will have some new additions to this because tonight The Equalizer …
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The first half of this week has been pretty busy. As I am writing this, I’m curious to see how many shows that we will have to list between us. …
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Reasons Hollywood Feels No Need to Include Disabled Creatives
by Editorby EditorFor the last two decades we’ve been watching, writing about, and discussing disability representation in some form or fashion. Six years ago we actively started documenting what we were watching …
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It’s time for this weeks What We’re Watching. So, this is everything we watched last week. Next week we will have some new additions to this because tonight The Equalizer …
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The first half of this week has been pretty busy. As I am writing this, I’m curious to see how many shows that we will have to list between us. …
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FilmHollywoodNewsTelevision
Reasons Hollywood Feels No Need to Include Disabled Creatives
by Editorby EditorFor the last two decades we’ve been watching, writing about, and discussing disability representation in some form or fashion. Six years ago we actively started documenting what we were watching …