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"A grateful nation of 20-somethings rejoices that, at long last, a television artist commensurate with their febrile desires has emerged to chronicle the granular reality of their collective generational life in all its window-fucking, ball-crushing glory."

"A grateful nation of 20-somethings rejoices that, at long last, a television artist commensurate with their febrile desires has emerged to chronicle the granular reality of their collective generational life in all its window-fucking, ball-crushing glory."

Writer: John Cook
Publication: Gawker

The show is a critique. And the loathing on display in this sentence isn't unlike the feeling Dunham directs at herself in her work.

Tags: gawker, john-cook
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