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Kathryn VanArendonk

Kathryn VanArendonk

Staff Writer at Vulture - New York

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Recent Articles

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It Takes Two Puppeteers and a Custom Rig to Birth a Baby on The Pitt

TV’s most realistic birth sequence required an orthopedic chair, a silicone vagina, and some piano wire.
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‘With Love Meghan’ Pioneers New Frontiers in Unrelatability

‘With Love Meghan’ Pioneers New Frontiers in Unrelatability
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‘Love Is Blind’ Can’t Keep Up With Social Media Discourse

Season eight is stuck in the same superficial relationship to social media it finds so concerning for its participants.
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The Baldwins Is Grimmer Than You Imagined

Everyone involved with this should be ashamed.
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‘The White Lotus’ Knows What You’re Here For: S3 Review

Season three finds Mike White’s series in full franchise mode, most defined by what came before.
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What Is a Bottle Episode (and What’s Not): An In-Depth Guide

The people on the internet are wrong. Or are they?
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‘Clean Slate’ Goes All in on Feel-Good: Prime TV Review

Laverne Cox’s sitcom protagonist doesn’t operate in our world. Honestly, good for her.
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It’s a Smooth-Brained Dystopia, and I Feel Fine

This may shock you, but things on Paradise are not what they seem.
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Gary Gulman Clings to Grandiloquence

In his Off Broadway show, the comedian too often confuses attention for acceptance.
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Bury Me in The Pitt

I powered through Max’s not-an-ER reboot with so much delight that I was annoyed when I had to pause to watch something ostensibly better.
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‘Severance’ Season Two Was Worth the Wait

Severance season two delivers answers. But its greatest pleasure is returning to this world and finding it still exists.