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... Very subtle, very sophisticated, and also a way of sort of going back and rewriting some of the story of the other "Breaking Bad" characters. – Eric Deggans “Andor” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKOegEuCcfw&ab_channel=StarWars [This] is a show starring Diego Luna as a rebel leader that ...
... Consumers can't keep up with it. And Wall Street can't justify spending the money to make all those shows. Jeffrey Brown: All right, Eric Deggans of NPR, Lorraine Ali of The Los Angeles Times, thank you both again. Eric Deggans: Thank you. Lorraine Ali: Thank you. Judy Woodruff ...
... own continuing struggles with addiction, also of the dark places his roles often took him and the difficulties he had returning from them. NPR's Eric Deggans: Eric Deggans: The fact that he would take on those roles anyway, knowing the danger to his sobriety, sort of spoke to the ...
... kiss by aliens who were controlling their actions. The kiss “suggested that there was a future where these issues were not such a big deal,” Eric Deggans, a television critic for National Public Radio, told The Associated Press in 2018. “The characters themselves were not freaking out because a Black ...
Sunday on PBS News Weekend, the global climate emergency hits home with fires burning uncontrollably in California and much of the country under heat advisories. Then, the economic and environmental costs of buying new clothes fuel a more sustainable thrifting trend. Plus, NPR television critic Eric Deggans walks us through ...
... have a much reduced fee, and you watch a few ads, it might be a win-win for everybody if you think about it. Geoff Bennett: Yes. The way we watch changing what we watch. Eric Deggans, NPR's TV critic, appreciate you as always. Eric Deggans: Always a pleasure.
... over there who are feeling a little bruised because Apple kind of came up and snatched the big prize from them.Jeffrey Brown: All right, Eric Deggans of NPR, thanks again. Eric Deggans: Thank you. Judy Woodruff: And this note: Preliminary numbers show over 15 million people watched the Oscars ...
... s not easy to do, especially over a 60-year career. It's just amazing how much she achieved.Amna Nawaz: That is NPR's Eric Deggans helping us remember the life and legacy of Betty White. Eric, thank you so much for your time. Eric Deggans: Thank you for ...
... movie is racist, and it should be labeled as such. And then watch the movie knowing that that is the context for it. Jeffrey Brown: Eric Deggans says a change in Hollywood is possible, but responsibility also lies with us, the consumers of entertainment. Eric Deggans: Because we have so ...
... have to try them. But once you put together an ecology of media outlets, you will be much more satisfied with the media that you're consuming, and I bet you will spend less money. John Yang: Eric Deggans, TV critic for NPR, thanks very much. Eric Deggans: Thank you.
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