io9 kicks off its Year in Review with the things we couldn't help but revisit in 2021.
Cheryl Eddy
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io9 News Editor, here since 2016. Previously SF Bay Guardian newspaper (RIP), SFSU (MA, Cinema Studies), member of the SF Bay Area Film Critics Circle, big fan of horror, metal, and verrry small dogs.
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