[LittleMoe]

'Over There' is an ensemble drama about the members of an Army unit on their first tour of duty in Iraq. It focuses on the challenges they face, examining the effects of war on these soldiers and their families at home. The series also explores the physical, emotional and cultural issues associated with war. It is the first scripted television series set in a current, ongoing war involving the United States.

Anyone planning on watching? I may toon in just to see if their is a Liberal slant on this series.

[marvlus]

I may watch it. Steven Bocco was interviewed by O'Reilly last night about this show. Probably better to have someone like him produce the show than say, the producer of West Wing (which I've never watched).

[Alas Babylon!]

Thanks for the heads up. I'll watch. Hopefully, it won't have a leftist agenda.

[stocksthatgoup]

One former US soldier says "It makes us look like idiots." Of course, the left have it both ways claiming "It's just a TV show." and "This gets to the real heart of our unlawful invasions." whenever it suits their agenda.

[Rummyfan]

Nope! Going to see Lyle Lovett and His Large Band!!!

[CaptainK]

Anyone planning on watching?

Bochco = No

[TomGuy]

Tony Snow yesterday wasn't very complementary; nor was a group of soldier-reviewers who said it was unrealistic hype.

Related thread with links to other commentaries:

over there (FX show about Iraq)

[ditto h]

So now we have 2 shows coming on that.

1. Shows us a war we shouldn't be fighting, and

2. A female president ( Hillary? ).

No thanks.

[whershey]

No. We don't need a show airing about an ongoing war.