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This video isn't quiiiite finished yet but it'll be going live on Monday or Tuesday and I want to give you guys early access! Please don't share it yet :)

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The Legacy of Spooky Cops: From Buffy to The X-Files | Copaganda Episode 7

Subscribe for more video essays: http://bit.ly/2cxs4Z3 Support me on Patreon: http://bit.ly/2d46QD6 The Spooky Cop Show™ genre used to be all about outsider heroes like on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and The X-Files, but nowadays, uniformed police officers patrol the supernatural like on Fringe, Grimm, and The Outsider. What happened? Follow me on Social Media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/SkipIntroYT Email: skipintro@standard.tv #copaganda #buffythevampireslayer #thexfiles

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The Bog Queen

The podcast and a new Copaganda video the same week? Is it my birthday or something?

Skip Intro

At the end of the video I mention an uncut version that will be going on Nebula. I have confirmed that I can share that version with you here but it has to be live on Nebula first so stay tuned!

Xianhang Zhang

Best episode you've made yet! I can't imagine the amount of research you had to do for this.

Laura Markus

Fantastic episode! I hope you do touch on Hannibal somewhere because I think it's another fascinating show in this world.

The Bog Queen

Seconded! Especially because it uses the structure of a procedural to draw you in, then turns into a beautiful, gay, cannibal soap opera 🥰

The Bog Queen

Until watching this video, I had no idea what Fringe was about, even though they filmed parts of it in the house I grew up in 😅

RedX2099

Dude, where did you get the shirt? I want one! Also I still think you made a mistake not covering Angel even briefly. It's MUCH MORE pro police than buffy and the "good demon" angle that you talk about with Grimm is also prevalent in the series. Even in an episode super critical of policing where Angel beats up a police chief who is using zombies cops that are assaulting innocent people, the episode tries to squeeze in some moral ambiguity by being like "but crime in the neighborhood went way down!" Completely ignoring that it probably didn't if you count all the assaults that happened. I really hope you talk about it at some point down the line. Perhaps a short comparison video between Buffy and Angel and how they handle policing?