"It was a show that could celebrate all that is glorious about life, and then turn on a dime to wallow in the miseries we heap upon ourselves. And the show understood that one can’t exist without the other. But instead of seeming schizophrenic or without a center, it felt instead like the show was exploring the whole canvas of human history. Never apologizing, never settling. It broached the biggest questions of human existence, and did so while still telling engrossing, intelligent narratives."
Posted on: Mon, 05 Aug 2013 20:25:20 +0000
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