These jokey, conceptual scatterplots never get old. I notice there is now one in The New York Times Magazine every week:
To me, they’re so overly clever that they aren’t funny. It’s the Times trying to pretend that it has readers under the age of 50. Â Or that the readers actually know what’s on TV other than Mad Men and PBS.
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