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Hough is a senior writer at Screen Rant. He's also the founding editor at Vague Visages, and has contributed to RogerEbert.

Hough Published Aug 08, Share Share Tweet Email 0. View this post on Instagram. Hough Articles Published Q. She does an inventory of her romantic disappointments, flashes back to past joys and lasting shames, sulks elaborately, and delivers speeches filled with Carrie Bradshavian inquiry.

At Championship Vinyl, now located in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, a cozy situation comedy is in unironic progress. The show loves a cameo, a fond nod, a gratuitous reference, an underlined citation. Rob is appealing as the spirit of rock and roll. The show casts a woozy eye on her regimen of self-medication, and it sizes up her apartment—with its dusty-pink walls and LPs-in-milk-crates fortifications—as a kind of cell.

But it flinches from emotional difficulty. Some are overlooked jams from some of the most iconic musicians of the past half-century. Not only is one of his albums a key plot point in an episode, three of his songs from different points in his career help to anchor the first half of the season. It just made you feel her pain in a weird way, but also the pleasure that comes with diving into those memories that can sometimes be hurtful and sometimes be romantic. In one of the tiny, authentic moments that helps wrap up the various journeys its characters have taken over the course of the season, Cherise learns to play the song on the new guitar that Rob bought for her.