Across five seasons, “Hacks” has dissected the concept of comedic success, Sophie Gilbert writes. “The show is arguing that the work itself is not that important, and perhaps even fundamentally meaningless, without all the people who go into making it.” | Collector

Across five seasons, “Hacks” has dissected the concept of comedic success, Sophie Gilbert writes. “The show is arguing that the work itself is not that important, and perhaps even fundamentally meaningless, without all the people who go into making it.”

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Across five seasons, “Hacks” has dissected the concept of comedic success, Sophie Gilbert writes. “The show is arguing that the work itself is not that important, and perhaps even fundamentally meaningless, without all the people who go into making it.”

Across five seasons, “Hacks” has dissected the concept of comedic success, Sophie Gilbert writes. “The show is arguing that the work itself is not that important, and perhaps even fundamentally meaningless, without all the people who go into making it.”

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