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40 years of Saturday Night Live religious sketches

Josh Larsen

Arrow and The Flash: superheroes from the garden of good and evil

Donna Bowman

Why I’ll miss the religious mockery of The Colbert Report

Richard Braaksma

The incarnational allure of live TV

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Faris, The Flash and Fargo: the top ten television shows of 2014

Donna Bowman

Jane the Virgin's deterministic comedy

Donna Bowman

CBS’ Mom and comedy of recovery

Donna Bowman

Gilmore Girls and Christian community

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The Leftovers: perseverance in the face of perplexity

Chad Comello

“I love you all” – Michael Fassbender sings the Gospel wearing a papier-mâché head

Josh Larsen

Why The Simpsons went to church (and what they found there)

Donna Bowman

Seinfeld, sitcoms and simpler times

Zach J. Hoag

Why Orange is the New Black is TV’s most beautiful show

Zach J. Hoag

Bearing false witness on Survivor: Cagayan

Donna Bowman

Hot in Cleveland and the sneaky secularism of sitcoms

Donna Bowman

Louis C.K. and God as mom

Josh Larsen

How resurrection shakes things up (on ABC and elsewhere)

Elijah Davidson

Stephen Colbert, David Letterman and the prophetic voice of comedy

Erica Schemper

Stephen Colbert’s church marketing tips

Josh Larsen

How the Cosmos reboot allows for religion

Branson Parler

True Detective and the true abyss

Josh Pease

U2 christens Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show with song of reconciliation

Josh Larsen

House of Cards and Isaiah 14

Chad Comello

The danger in Sherlock’s ‘unconquerable soul’

Josh Pease

Downton Abbey and enduring tragedy together

Elijah Davidson

Repentance, reconciliation and Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson

Jerod Clark

Top Ten 2013: Television

Josh Pease

Doctor Who: Christ figure or the ultimate humanist?

Ron VandenBurg

Person of Interest’s interest in the person

Todd Hertz

Louis C.K.’s ‘forever empty’

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Preaching Breaking Bad

John Van Sloten

A Cardinal and a comedian walk into The Colbert Report…

Josh Larsen

Breaking Bad's uniquely Christian view of evil

Josh Pease

Duck Dynasty and the gospel of entertainment

Branson Parler

Mad Men’s unpardonable sin

Josh Larsen

Giving up on Game of Thrones

Josh Pease

Star Trek's elusive utopia

Josh Larsen

Jim Halpert’s model of male headship

Branson Parler

Mad Men, Rotten Ralph and unrepentant characters

Josh Larsen

The radical optimism of Parks and Recreation

Josh Pease

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