Scout Tafoya is a TV and film reviewer who contributes to various publications, including CultofMac.com, The Spool, and the ROGER & CHAZ EBERT FOUNDATION. With a wide range of reviews and recaps, Scout covers a diverse selection of movies and television shows, offering insightful analysis and opinions to his readers.
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