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Let’s imagine a world where Undeclared was never canceled: In this theoretical realm, a continuing Undeclared would…
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Reviews - Undeclared
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What do you do when you know something—a romance, a friendship, or, say, a television series—is coming to an end?…
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Too many writers and directors try to capture the essence of campus life in beer bongs and bedhopping and forget…
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From its title on down, it’s obvious “The Day After” was intended to start a new chapter of Undeclared. The plot…
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With all the winning digressions and character moments that came before, it can be hard to forget that everything…
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There’s an argument to be made that, for the sake of concise storytelling, Undeclared’s fraternity two-parter need…
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In the winter of 1979, emboldened by the box-office success of National Lampoon’s Animal House, all three broadcast…
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There are plenty of television shows where the most enjoyable characters are also the most detestable; Undeclared’s…
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In moving the action from high school to college, Judd Apatow hoped to make Undeclared a less painful viewing…
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“God Visits” is the “lost” episode of Undeclared—a distinction that requires quotation marks because, while it was…
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Note: Beginning with “Addicts,” the TV Club Classic coverage of Undeclared will diverge from the episode order of…
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The good news: After “The Assistant,” Undeclared hits a confident, winning stride that continues through the end of…
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As a firm believer in burning out’s superiority over fading away, it’s my opinion that cancellation is sometimes the…
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Up to this point, Undeclared has painted a rosy picture of the collegiate experience. We’ve only seen the kids in…
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One of Undeclared’s many strengths is the way it populates the universe within and without the dorms with so many…
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I suspect we’ll be slinging a lot more shit at Fox before we reach the end—and because we’ll have reached the end—of …
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Undeclared entered the television landscape like an eager-yet-bewildered college freshman—appropriate for a show…
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