‘Emojiland’ review: Come for the 💩, stay for the 💗

Actually, I need to take a minute to talk about Skull, played with sultry self-importance by Jordon Bolden. He’s not necessarily the most complex character in the show — that honor arguably belongs to Harrison’s Smize, with her undercurrent of existential anguish. Still, Skull is the one that most directly grapples with the absurdity of …

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