Long time ago, when the world was still young and this blog was in its early childhood, I wrote a post in which I trained…
CIPC #442: Leave it to Beaver S6 E8, Bachelor at large
Leave it to Beaver is perhaps the stereotypical sixties sitcom. The main characters form a typical middle-class family with two kids, mom as a housewife,…
CIPC #441: Monk S7 E2, Mr. Monk and the genius
Oh yes, it’s that time again: we’re talking about a long-running television series featuring an extremely smart but ill-socialised middle-aged man in the main role.…
CIPC #440: The handmaid’s tale S6 E6, Surprise
When talking about famous dystopian literature, the first two names mentioned are inevitable 1984 and Brave new world. But Margaret Atwood’s The handmaid’s tale may…
CIPC #439: Johnson, The winner
It’s very rare that I write about paintings on this blog. But it’s far rarer even that I write about a sculpture. In fact, I’ve…
CIPC #438: The French Dispatch
When was the last time we saw a frame narrative on this blog? I don’t know, but we’re doing one again today. The French Dispatch…
CIPC #437: Blueberry Vol.19, De lange mars
If you are from Belgium or France and you’re not too young, you have probably heard of Blueberry1 and you can skip to the next…
CIPC #436: Skinny ad
I had never heard of Skinny, but it’s apparently a New Zealand provider of mobile telephony and data plans. In 2020, they launched an apparently…
CIPC #435: Twin Peaks S2 E13, Checkmate
Twin Peaks is weird. Twin Peaks is deeply weird. Twin Peaks tackles painful and uncomfortable truths about human nature. Twin Peaks is rather funny at…
CIPC #434: Jethro Tull, The zealot gene
Did you know Jethro Tull is still around? Yes, the rock band with the flute that brought a decomposed version version of the Bourrée from…