Critics' practice of making allusions to earlier work when reviewing a new piece is detrimental to the person reading the review prior to seeing the piece, as any (i)____________ viewpoint the reader already holds toward the referenced earlier piece will inevitably (ii)____________ the opinion of the unseen piece, potentially not allowing for (iii)____________ viewing of the new piece. A. established B. rebuke C. biased D. culpable E. skew F. impartial G. thermic H. complete I. enjoyable