Dumbing Down of TV Shows
Posted by ycandrea 7 years ago to Entertainment
Have you noticed how some TV shows seem very intriguing, interesting and well acted during the first season and then they start introducing leftist/liberal/progressive ideology into the story lines and then the show turns into some uninteresting indoctrinating, nonsense? Maybe I am being too judgmental, but I get so disappointed when the drivel starts. Even shows like Shark Tank are less interesting to me once I realized these people are not real businessmen/women in the true sense because their values are off. Here are a few TV shows I really liked in the beginning until the leftist propaganda started seeping in:
Designated Survivor
Mr. Robot
Berlin Station
The Last Ship
Designated Survivor
Mr. Robot
Berlin Station
The Last Ship
It spent the entire run criticizing Pres. Bush. (He was an easy target.)
I found myself wondering what they would do when there was a Dem in the White House.
The show was cancelled even though it still had good ratings.
Just another case of unimaginative cowardly biased entertainment.
"The Lego Movie" my two grand boys were watching it and I sat down with them with in a minute I found the dialogue queer so I started watching. The movie is pure communist propaganda. The evil character was named President Business and the world was saved by a non discript no talent worker and the workers united against the evil business president.
MeTv put on Hawaii Five-) with jack Lord, but at a time I can't see it, as the local news is in its 7th repeat of the same story they ran since 4:30 p.m.! Loved to see McGarret book those bad guys. They took off the existential Route 66, and put on Alf and Mama's Family, trash.. Don't even mention the networks, which run one pseudo-reality show after another like the Roman circus, brain dead distraction. Even Hallmark loves to have characters feeding the homeless one day, with so plan to getting them off the dole, they just move on feeling os good about themselves. And, don't forget their required long-haired blond millennial who jjust happens to be an executive in some large corporation, based on what experience - riind me of Charile Brown, where adults are never heard, except whaa whaa sound. Is it any wonder women who never read are brain dead after watching those talk shows aimed at us women during the day, turns my stomach.
Lib propaganda in a TV show may have started with All In The Family,
Even though the Vietnam War, rock music and the influential counter-culture of the late 60s was turning Teen Dino into a lib (I late 70s matured out of it), I'd groan when Meathead rattled off specific historical dates no one would remember when defending his lefty views with Archie, the most beloved bigot of all time.
On Saturday nights, I've been known to put a Netflix DVD on pause to at least catch Judge Jeanine's opening statement. Now that's a real woman!
Trump ain't perfect either. I've voted for Jess Sessions in the past: but if I were in Trump's shoes, I would have replaced Jeff as fast as he started to recuse himself from any stuff whatsoever.
Hey, is there an echo in here? Anyway, now I feel moved to express my love for TV remotes.
Now you have me thinking of using Netfllix to catch up.
I was told when I was a kid that a dog year equals 7 human years.
What I just checked out on the Internet says simply multiplying 7 against a dog's age isn't as simple as all that, since the first year may 15 years, depending on the breed.
Depending on the breed? Well, phooey!
I'll just keep it simple and stick to what I've used all my life.
7X18=126 human years. Even if that computation is off some for your little Molly dog, congratulations for taking very good care of that dog.
so well mannered...graciousl. Don't see that attitude too much anymore in America!! But this is a very different America from the one I grew up and loved....Miss it so!!!
healthy 2018!!
Alias
X Files
Fringe
24
Jericho
Equalizer
24- outstanding
Equalizer - Very interesting. reruns are on now.
X-Files- One of a kind great!
Excellent list!
Probably make everyone "transgender"!!!!!!!!!!!!
Injustice-good
Broadchurch-good
Bosch-good
Murder in the First-good
Chance-good
But, overall...I cannot believe how stupid most tv shows are. I can't watch them. I can't watch any of the ones my wife likes, except the cooking shows. The tv has become a conduit into our homes to distribute material normalizing really dysfunctional behavior. I don't let my kids watch any of that garbage, nor the evening news. I noticed in their fervor over Trump, the prime time (dinner-time) news started covering very "Hard-R" material. My daughter's eyes got really big one night at dinner time when the tv was on. No more of that now...
Some decient ones we found and enjoyed
People of Earth
Schitts Creek 1st season
The Detectorists. Really ,liked can be seen on Netflix
Gold Rush
Wicked Tuna
The Last Alaskans
1. Murdoch Mysteries (Canada) 11 seasons ongoing. Definitely recommend starting with the first season first episode. There are ongoing story arcs that you'd miss otherwise. Murdoch is an inventor who uses the scientific method to solve crimes as a police detective in Toronto at the turn of the 19-20th century. The writing is very good and characters consistently praise personal responsibility and productivity.
2. The Brokenwood Mysteries (New Zealand) 4 seasons of 4 x 2 hour episodes ongoing. Maybe the best of the genre. You may need to repeat some dialogue until you get used to the Kiwi accented English, but its worth it.
3. Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (Australia) 3 seasons ended in 2015 -possibly returning
There are a few political issues mentioned occasionally. Murdoch and Fisher are set in early 20th century so women's voting rights and working are touched on several times. Brokenwood has a lot of interesting, off-beat characters, and it is in some ways similar to Midsomer Murders, which is a British mystery series that I also recommend.
All of these series are available on Acorn tv, an inexpensive (monthly subscription) internet streaming service that also offers dozens of other non-US tv series (many worth seeing.)
imo, even the news is preferable to "reality" shows. ;^)
Probably the only things that make sense these days...
The Murdoch cast and crew also did 2 humorous short web-only episodes that you should wait to watch until after seeing the 5th season as "The Murdoch Effect" depends on the plot from that season.
Enjoy!
Frontier-good