‘Lore’ Proves Podcasts Can Inspire Disturbingly Effective TV
Bryan Bishop,
The Verge
A year after Amazon greenlit the television adaption of the popular podcast, Lore debuted this week. The Verge reviews the series as it makes the jump from audio to visual, exploring whether or not the storytelling medium can be the basis for good television. Meanwhile, we’re still waiting on that Serial TV show.
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