— ¹ In Engagements, a tick emerges as a symbol of upright morality  ─² Kimberly: I heard it was terrible. Lucy: I laughed the entire time. ─³ The Good Time Girls is a blood-soaked western that follows a group of brothel workers-turned female vigilantes.  ─⁴ ‘If you don't want to hear about leaked classified information, you can leave now,’ he told the crowd. ─⁵ Almost every character in Mr. Robot is flailing underwater right now. ─⁶ A world where the other person’s feelings were as rationally crackable as a security code, where there really was a right way to regain the upper hand. ─⁷ The play’s icy-hot center of gravity is Lauren, a woman in her late 20’s who describes herself as ‘always single, sort of.’ ─⁸ A very bright but slightly confused millennial. ─⁹ We can never quite tell if Teitler's art resembles life, or if we strive to make our lives resemble art. ─¹⁰ Lauren could become as essential to know as Blanche has been. ─¹¹  I thought then I would say someday I thought then it would last forever. ─¹² All of them witches! ─¹³ Since I am not Batman, I don’t have a burner laptop. ─¹⁴ ‘I’m worried about you getting hurt,’ one reader wrote to the underage cartoon character.  ─¹⁵ Quarterlife is the first Internet series to make the leap to television. ─¹⁶ Somewhere on the internet, there are hackers protecting us from other hackers.  ─¹⁷  Sometimes, we see something so artfully done that we feel it simply must be effortless. ─¹⁸ A skyscraper with no windows on 33 Thomas Street ─¹⁹ It’s a dark but hilarious look at just how quickly relationships can unravel. ─²⁰ ‘This is the single best-produced piece of serialized content for the Internet, ever,’ said Jeff Berman, general manager of MySpace TV.