In this week’s episode, David Carr and A. O. Scott talk about the sociopathic characters on television we love to hate and love to love. Nice, huh?
THE SWEET SPOT
The Sweet Spot: Why Netflix Matters
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In this week’s episode, A. O. Scott and David Carr talk about Netflix’s
amazing evolution, and how people are watching its critically acclaimed shows.
The Sweet Spot: Tech Jargon? Ping Us.
By The New York Times
In this week’s episode, A. O. Scott and David Carr try to decipher all the
digital mumbo-jumbo out there, even some phrases they use themselves.
The Sweet Spot: Movie Oopsies
By The New York TimesIn this week’s episode, David Carr and A. O. Scott dissect those much-ballyhooed and hyped movie blockbusters that somehow wind up bombing at the box office.
The Sweet Spot: Parks and Trepidation
By The New York Times
In this week’s episode, A. O. Scott and David Carr are joined by the architecture
critic Michael Kimmelman to talk about public spaces and projects which, at times, can lead to political upheaval … and even revolution.
The Sweet Spot: ‘Cinematic Kryptonite’
By The New York Times
In this week’s episode, A. O. Scott and David Carr talk about the sour experience
of seeing a movie that’s “not very super.”
The Sweet Spot: The Books of Summer
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In this week’s episode, A. O. Scott, David Carr and others talk about what
they will be reading this summer. Have you heard about that book on cheese?
The Sweet Spot: Starlet Obsession
By The New York Times
In this week’s episode, David Carr and A. O. Scott talk about the darker side
of celebrity culture and America’s fascination with witnessing an actress’s demise.
The Sweet Spot: The Have-Mores
By The New York TimesAlways in fashion, sort of, in this week’s episode David Carr and A. O. Scott talk about materialism and the culture of excess.
The Sweet Spot: Watching You Watching
By The New York Times
In this week’s episode, A. O. Scott and David Carr discuss privacy, surveillance and how
we invite Big Brother into our lives.