Who gets scrutinized when a television show claims the moral high ground? Lance Oppenheim and Robert Pattinson turn their attention to the hubris of To Catch a Predator in Primetime.
Author: Brandon Lewis
Brandon Lewis
A late-stage millennial lover of most things related to pop culture. Becomes irrationally irritated by Oscar predictions that don't come true.
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