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The M.E. Motors Company has never been unionized, but now it’s up to Stubby Turner to win over the stubborn assembly workers and convince them that the union is in their best interest. It’s certainly in his best interest; brinigng the factory into the union is Stubby’s ticket out of trouble and back in with his family.
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Flirtual Reality
2020. It was the best of times— No, who are we kidding? It was the worst of times. Period. And there was no one who suffered more than the thirsty singles, unable to mingle. In the depths of the pandemic, “Flirtual Reality,” a web series created and performed entirely over Zoom, was born. It dramatizes the awkward, hilarious, and sometimes spooky trials of attempting to date online.
Two friends, one microphone, and an abiding love for teen television—in early 2017, MissCinematic.com was born. There, I’ve co-hosted podcasts, created themed cocktails for rewatch parties, and waxed poetic about Farscape in multiple blog posts.
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