The Handmaid’s Tale Recap: Praised Be, Bitch
June is becoming a hero, but heroism has an unfortunate cost.
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“Night” saps the terror and brutality out of Gilead at its most climactic moment.
June is becoming a hero, but heroism has an unfortunate cost.
What does it feel like to be a concept instead of a person?
“The Other Side” rewinds the story, this time with the focus fixed on Luke.
Did Serena Joy invent Gilead?
The right to love is the right to be a person.
In Gilead, knowing how to play your role is very important.
This is how they take everything from you: one thing at a time.
Despite the horror of it all, Gilead is a cloyingly literal place.
A dystopian vision designed to feel chillingly on the cusp of possibility.
The second season of the Hulu series is intense, upsetting, and once again elevated by a wrenching performance by Elisabeth Moss.
Scandal? The best! Friday Night Lights? The worst!
The Handmaid’s Tale season two is almost here.
We’re going back to Gilead.
“Granny panties, don’t knock ‘em! They’re pretty comfortable.”
“Who would he play? Maybe Offred’s third baby daddy.”
Ofglen’s fate introduces a new part of Gilead, and potentially some surprising new allies.
It’s a damn good season for television.