Joe Capraro
Location
Port Republic, NJ
School
Brookdale Community College, University Of Massachusetts, University Of Texas
Expertise
Dark Comedy, Dystopian Science Fiction, Documentaries
- Joe has seen every episode of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul at least a dozen times and plans on a few more.
- When he dies, Joe wants to come back as a Terminator.
- Joe currently co-hosts a weekly radio program and podcast called "Grading The World" and also writes for Healthline.com.
Experience
Joe came to Looper after four years running a small group of television stations in Southeast Idaho, where he monitored countless hours of MeTV and other classic television programming.
Education
After two rocky years at Swarthmore College, Joe took 40 semesters off before earning his BA in broadcast journalism at the University of Massachusetts, and then went on to the Master's program at the University of Texas, where he focused on video and investigative journalism. He wants everyone to know that it's never too late to pursue higher education of any kind.
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Stories By Joe Capraro
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As fans anticipate the release of the second half of "The Lincoln Lawyer" Season 2 on Netflix, here's a look at how many episodes will be in the season.
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The Kiefer Sutherland-starring "Designated Survivor" premiered on ABC in 2016 and then moved to Netflix in 2019. Here's why each may have canceled it.
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"The Nun II" will be scaring viewers soon enough. Longtime fans of "The Conjuring" franchise may be wondering where this latest film fits in the timeline.
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Although "The Vampire Diaries" helped put Paul Wesley on the map, he recently revealed that he has no interest in revisiting the world of the undead.
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If Marsellus Wallace's soul isn't in the iconic "Pulp Fiction" briefcase, what could be? Venture into a realm of captivating theories and possibilities.
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After a slew of accusations against him, Jeremy Piven was essentially "canceled," but it seems he's on his way back with a new film and some upcoming projects.
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The investors on "Shark Tank" are some of the most recognizable reality stars working today. So, just how much do they get paid to be on television?
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Steve is one of the most memorable characters to show up on Showtime's "Shameless." Here's what happened to Steve and the actor who played the role.
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With a "Weeds" reboot in development, Elizabeth Perkins reveals she'd be thrilled for the chance to play Celia Hodes opposite Mary-Louise Parker once again.
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The Feast of the Seven Fishes is featured in Season 2, Episode 6 of "The Bear," and it has a long tradition rooted in Italian American culture.
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The actor who played John Abbott on "The Young and the Restless" played the part for over three decades, recording more than 1,000 appearances on television.
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Linda Cardellini of Netflix's "Dead to Me" says she was apprehensive about taking on the role. Here's why she was worried and why she shouldn't have been.
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Maya Hawke is ready for Robin to have a girlfriend in Netflix's "Stranger Things" Season 5, as long as one specific requirement is satisfied.
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"E.T." star Drew Barrymore discusses her time on the set of the 1982 science fiction movie, describing director Steven Spielberg as a parental figure.
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Did you know "When Harry Met Sally" has a sequel? Introducing "Grampires," the peculiar, gory parody sequel that's been flying stealthily under the radar.
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The camera crew filming all the action on the "Deadliest Catch" has to contend with a whole lot of uncertainty and has to be prepared for anything.
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"Challengers" is not based off a true story, but the sport of tennis was still filled with countless rivalries that could be worthy for cinema.
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Zeke Landon was one of the most significant characters on "Manifest." Fans may want to know which episode his character met his tragic fate.
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The creators of "Better Call Saul" sprinkled enough clues to give fans a solid idea of how old Jimmy McGill is at various key moments on the show.
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The captains on "Deadliest Catch" have a tough, tough job. Even their off seasons are filled with lots of work, giving them little time for relaxation.
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If you can't get enough of 1999's "Star Trek" parody "Galaxy Quest," the film has a couple of comic book sequels. Here's how you can read them.
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"Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies" may have concluded its Season 1 run on Paramount+, but how many episodes are in the "Grease" prequel show?
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Netflix's bloody and wild "You" is returning for Season 5, and its teaser suggests the return of Jenna Ortega. What could her return mean for Joe Goldberg?
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"Deadliest Catch" has made waves at the Emmys throughout its 19 seasons, and the reality show's editing team has garnered much of the award season love.
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Mark Cuban has been a staple on "Shark Tank" for years, and while he's a busy man, he sticks with the show because it reinforces the American dream.
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South African actor Thuso Mbedu played Nawi in The Woman King, and she's been making quite an impact both in her home country and in Hollywood.
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"Stranger Things" Season 4 standout Eddie Munson was a fan-favorite, and this fact about the character's last words had fans emotional.