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His MeToo redemption arc is as heavy-handed as the series other closing statements, but it's what best completes Caputo's series-long, bumbling plight to be a better man. Does he deserve that satisfaction? As much as any of the men of OITNB deserve what they get, which is to say sort of. Beta MaleNetflixCreated by Jenji Kohan Weeds, the series has been hailed as a "pioneer" of representing diverse female, immigrant, and trans experiences. In its final season, the show also closes the book on the particular male experience represented by Joe Caputo. He vacillates between a beta male and yet another man under the Nice Guy delusion; as Salon describes, "All he's doing is waiting for the world to give him something in return—the gold medal in exchange for heroism, the blue ribbon award for showing up." When Fischer, a former Litchfield CO for whom Caputo developed feelings, makes a viral Facebook post about how uncomfortable she felt when an unnamed boss expressed his interest in her, Caputo feels unfairly targeted. Since his advances were akin to teenage fumblings over a crush, including inviting her to see his band called Sideboob perform, he argues that his good intentions set him apart from those called out in the MeToo and BelieveWomen movements. Of course, Caputo did use his position of authority to fire Fischer, but he argues that she was a terrible guard. For a show that has featured genuinely malicious acts of coercion, sexual harassment, and rape by male authority figures, making Joe Caputo the target of a MeToo accusation is the perfect move to capture the intention of the movement without virtue-signaling or making misandrist outcries. While Slate proposes that "Caputo's reckoning with his sexual harassment of an ex-employee feels a bit like the show grappling with its own earlier miscalculations," the character's redemption arc is more thoughtful than that. In season 7, Caputo's trail of failed careers leads him back to Litchfield to teach a restorative justice class to inmates, guiding them through role-play exercises and personal reflections to help them assume full responsibility for hurting their victims. It's during one of these exercises that Caputo has an admittedly kitschy moment of self-realization. Despite his initial protests, he realizes that his actions toward Susan Fischer, however well-intended, were inappropriate and an abuse of his authority. He tells his class, "If someone comes to me and says 'This is what you did to me,' it's my job to listen to them. It's not my place to correct what they're thinking or what they're feeling." CO Susan FischerDanielle Brooks, the actress who gives a fiercely human portrayal of Tasha "Taystee" Jefferson as both a victim of injustice and a beacon of reform, has said that she's proud of the show for "hitting on the MeToo movement before the MeToo movement even happened or was being spoken of." In praise of the show's takedown of "toxic male entitlement" whether in the form of beta male self-victimization or the Nice Guy fallacy, Salon noted, "Orange Is The New Black offers up not just an array of male experience, but an array of male frailty; the subversive mission of the show finds ways to lay bare the strength of its women as it exposes the weaknesses of the men."Truly, OITNB does not just depict men as flat caricatures or the ultimate root of all evil; it does something more uncomfortable than that. While outlier critics have accused Jenji Kohan's show of spreading "irresponsible portrayals of men," the dramedy has always relied on its cutting, self-aware humor to present even the most depraved characters as deeply flawed humans. Even season 5's CO Piscatella Brad William Henke, by far the series' worst villain, was given a backstory of an abusive childhood and falling in love with a male inmate who was beaten and sexually assaulted by other prisoners because of their relationship. Prior to that, former CO Sam Healy Michael Harney embodied the Nice Guy who alternates between moments of genuine empathy and vindictiveness, thinly veiling his latent racism, homophobia, misogyny, and transphobia. Still, he's given a tragic, over-the-top backstory about growing up with a mentally ill mother and bigoted father. While each man exhibits a "desperate and sad entitlement, enacted by toying with the inmates unconsciously, to either hurt or help them to his satisfaction," they're also sort of funny. The series doesn't skimp on its signature humor when it comes to toxic characters or their problematic attitudes; that simple gesture creates layers of sympathy that complicate the false dichotomies between innocence and guilt, victim and abuser, intentions and consequences. As creator Jenji Kohan told The New York Times, "I believe it all goes back to the fact you're not that worst moment in your life. I'm not saying that there are not sociopaths who might be irretrievable, but I think it's a small percentage, and everyone else is the people who messed up." She added, "I'm a strong believer in humor for survival. I don't believe a drama that is 100 percent dramatic, because that's not how we live and function as human beings. So I find it very natural to slam comedy up against tragedy, because it mirrors life."At the core of good comedy is empathy, and in its final season OITNB manages to sustain high notes of humor while depicting the tiny daily tragedies that come with mental illness, systemic injustice, and institutional failures. Amidst the strong women of Litchfield, Joe Caputo is the last man standing, as he's the only recurring male character in the series with an evolved sense of self. His MeToo redemption arc underscores the show's point that everyone is reckoning with their past selves and their mistakes, but rehabilitation depends on one's willingness to take responsibility for their actions. People aren't defined by the worst moment of their lives, but they have to work to change their story. Attendue le 9 juin, la cinquième saison d’Orange Is The New Black a été piratée et diffusée sur Internet avant l’heure. La raison ? Un maître-chanteur qui a réussi à pirater la série a tenté de monnayer son silence. D’autres séries TV sont menacées. Si vous êtes du genre à vous approvisionner en films et séries télévisées en passant par des canaux de distribution alternatifs, en faisant fi du droit d’auteur et de la loi, peut-être avez-vous remarqué avec surprise la disponibilité de la saison 5 d’Orange Is The New Black sur les réseaux d’échange en pair à pair P2P comme BitTorrent, ainsi que sur des sites illicites de téléchargement direct ou de streaming. Ceux et celles qui suivent avec assiduité la série TV produite et diffusée par Netflix depuis 2013 savent pourtant très bien que la cinquième saison de l’œuvre imaginée par Jenji Kohan n’est pas encore officiellement disponible. En effet, elle ne doit être mise en ligne sur la plateforme de vidéo à la demande par abonnement qu’à partir du 9 juin, selon un planning révélé en début d’année. La saison 5 Orange is the New Black est déjà référencée sur les sites pirates. Alors comment se fait-il que les dix épisodes — c’est-à-dire toute la saison ! — racontant la suite des aventures carcérales de Piper Chapman, incarnée par Taylor Schilling, et de ses codétenues aient été piratés et mis en ligne avant l’heure, plus d’un mois avant leur diffusion ? La responsabilité semble revenir à un mystérieux individu ou collectif se faisant appeler TheDarkOverlord. Son but ? Visiblement, il ne s’agissait pas de faire plaisir aux internautes n’ayant pas envie de verser les 8 euros mensuels que Netflix demande pour donner accès à son catalogue, mais bien de faire pression sur l’industrie audiovisuelle pour qu’elle paie une rançon afin que la saison piratée ne se retrouve par mise à disposition de tous sur Internet. Vous l’avez compris en constatant la disponibilité de la cinquième saison d’Orange is the New Black sur les canaux permettant de récupérer des œuvres piratées, personne n’a cédé. Mais ce refus de céder aux menaces sera-t-il tenu alors que les contenus de nombreuses autres chaînes de télévision américaines, qu’il s’agisse de ABC, CBS, E!, Fox, IFC ou NBC, sont aussi menacés ? Car TheDarkOverlord n’a pas qu’une saison dans sa manche. Selon le site DataBreaches, le maître-chanteur a en stock des tas de films et de séries TV qu’il est prêt à répandre sur Internet si les chaînes de télévision ne satisfont pas ses exigences. On dénombre six films, vingt-huit séries télévisées il n’est pas clair s’il s’agit à chaque fois de quelques épisodes ou de saisons entières, un court-métrage et un programme pour YouTube Red. Afin de montrer qu’il n’est pas un charlatan, TheDarkOverlord a fourni quelques éléments de preuve à DataBreaches concernant la saison cinq d’Orange is the New Black qui a donc fuité depuis, la toute première saison d’une série inédite, Bill Nye saves the World, et le film XXX Reactivated, qui est sorti en début d’année au cinéma et mettant en scène des acteurs comme Vin Diesel, Samuel L. Jackson, Donnie Yen et Ice Cube Pour mener à bien son opération, TheDarkOverlord n’a a priori pas bénéficié de complicités internes. Il a en revanche profité d’une vulnérabilité pour récupérer des tas de contenus audiovisuels qu’il utilise aujourd’hui pour faire pression sur les sociétés de production et les chaînes de télévision. C’est Larson Studios, Inc, une entreprise utilisée par plusieurs studios de télévision, qui a été piratée. Une rançon de 50 bitcoins Toujours selon TheDarkOverlord, les studios Larson était disposés à payer la rançon 50 bitcoins, soit près de 62 000 euros au cours actuel. Mais les contacts informels ont fini par cesser. Un contrat » aurait même été signé entre les deux parties, mais les allégations de TheDarkOverlord données à DataBreaches, outre qu’elles sont ici peu crédibles, sont de toute façon invérifiables. Quoiqu’il en soit, l’affaire est en train de prendre un tournant judiciaire. Un communiqué obtenu par DataBreaches indique que Netflix est au courant de la situation ». Outre qu’il confirme le fait qu’une faille de sécurité a été exploitée pour pirater les studios Larson, le service de SVOD annonce que les autorités compétentes sont impliquées » dans ce dossier. Advertisement - Guide continues below Previous Next PopThe Momma and the Poppa Pop, one of Piper's fellow inmates, as depicted in the novel, isn't nearly as colorful as Red, her television counterpart, but she's still a large part of the story. Her affection and support helps Piper get through her sentence, and Pop is even mentioned in Piper's dedication for the novel. Despite being such an important friend to Piper, we don't learn too much about Pop. She's a prison "momma" because she's been in jail for so long. The women respect her, and she's fairly nice, so she doesn't get beaten half to death with a lock-sock or anything. She was the wife of a Russian gangster and now she rules the kitchen, taking pride in her prison job. She has been in prison for twelve years and "remember[s] a world with no cell phones [and] no Internet" Being in prison is almost like being on Gilligan's Island no phone, no lights, no motor car. Not a single luxury… except nail polish and cheap ice cream. In the end, Pop gets out of jail right around the same time Piper does. Maybe now that she knows about the Internet, she can watch Orange is the New Black on Netflix with the rest of us. Previous Next More on Orange Is the New Black Navigation Tired of ads? Join today and never see them again. 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