Internet TV is starting to catch on, and now that I’ve replaced cable with it for a month I can definitely see why.

When the parody goes too far, you just end up with a new product that is practically impossible to distinguish against the thing you were trying to make fun of. As you can see, this leads to a sort of problem when it comes to the ultimate goal: entertainment.

Death Note combines detective-style suspense with philosophical questions about the nature of justice. Mystical and supernatural forces give the power of death to an ambitious and not-so-humble student – and the results leave many secrets to be discovered and questions to be answered.