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For free. One of the more tragic TV show cancellations of the last decade was this show I really loved called Review, starring the comedian Andy Daley.

Daly played a character named Forrest McNeil, Forrest, a Tweedy intellectual, a professional reviewer who reviewed not books or movies or albums, but life experiences his audience requested on a five-star scale.

From the mundane, like there was an episode about eating pancakes to the more interesting,

he reviewed stealing and drug addiction, forgiveness, and being buried alive.

I liked the show because it's funny, but also because it made me notice something about real life,

which is that we really do live in a very review-obsessed culture. There's no experience

too personal or intimate or sacred to avoid being the subject of a review.

People review not just their cancer treatment, but their experience of cancer.

People review the sermons they hear in church, the dates they go on, everything.

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