Carter Dotson
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I'm a freelance writer from Texas (soon to be Chicago), and when I'm not covering the world of iOS and Android all across the internet, I'm watching and writing about TV.
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Futurama Review: Humiliating a Pheasant
Futurama has long been known as something of an intelligent show. The futuristic background has given license to the creative staff to reference issues con...
Futurama Review: Barfapalooza
If there's any moral to be taken from "Fun on a Bun" it is that drunken rowdiness is far superior to a classy gathering. Because the latter just ...
Futurama Review: Jamaican Toaster
In the previous review of "The Butterjunk Effect," I bemoaned that an episode focusing on the main Planet Express crew was quite lackluster. This week's "T...
Futurama Review: Winners Don't Use Drugs
Ask and ye shall receive! I complained about the lack of adventures featuring the main cast in “Zapp Dingbat”, and this week in "The Butte...
Futurama Review: The Battle of Paco's Tacos
Leela's parents have been important as plot devices, but they haven't had the chance to lead a story on Futurama. While last week's episode used secondary ...
Futurama Review: Celebrity Death Match
Happy Freedom Day! Futurama keeps trucking on even when everyone's in a food coma and watching fireworks, except for me, intrepid TV critic. I never rest! ...
Futurama Review: The Obvious Candidate
With this being an election year, it makes plenty of sense for Futurama to satirize the process. Too much sense, in fact, as "Decision 3012" was middle-of-...
Futurama Review: Give Her a Hand
The beauty of Futurama taking place a thousand years in the future is that it can touch on the hot-button issues of the day. Or at least the hot-button iss...
Futurama Review: Manufactured Love
In the season premiere of Futurama, "The Bots and the Bees," Bender finally gets what his dalliances with fembots should have gotten him a long time ago: a...
Family Guy Season Finale Review: A Horrid Affair
On the season finale of Family Guy, "Internal Affairs," Bonnie is being distant to Joe after he wins an award for a massive cocaine bust. This leads to Joe...