(Warning: This post contains mild spoilers for Hulu’s “Catch-22”)Milo Minderbinder is arguably the most famous fictional war profiteer in literature, all thanks to the care and detail that ...

By the end of "Catch-22," readers learn that Milo, in the normal course of his business, has stolen CO2 canisters from flight crews’ survival gear — depriving them of the ability to inflate ...

Again, balancing tone in Catch-22 is a very difficult feat, as the story veers, for example, from the ludicrous send-up of mess hall officer turned black marketer Milo Minderbinder (Daniel David ...

These include the heartless ravings of monstrous Col. Cathcart (David Bishins); the greedy machinations of the outfit’s resident war profiteer, Milo Minderbinder (Chip Brookes); the stoic ...

The George Clooney-produced miniseries of “Catch-22” began streaming last week on Hulu, and as I watched the first three of its five episodes, an unsettled feeling crept over me.

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That’s Catch-22.” But more than that, Catch-22 represents the whole state of mindlessness — the Greatest Degeneration — gripping a group of WWII flyers in the Mediterranean.

In Joseph Heller’s novel “Catch-22,’’ the squadron’s mess officer, Milo Minderbinder, goes all the way: His hugely profitable M&M Enterprises ends up bombing his own squadron under the ...

Before the new Catch-22 mini-series from George Clooney hits Hulu, you can stream the 1970 film from Mike Nichols starring Alan Arkin right now on Amazon Prime Video.

No, my “catch-22” moment is directly related to the characters of Yossarian and Milo Minderbinder in Joseph Heller’s 1961 WWII novel.