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From commercials, the production value looks high. But aren’t the bad guys the good guys? It seems the central protagonists are commie spies.

So, no thanks. It looks like a vehicle to be able to spew subtle commie propaganda and soften us up to like and identify with commies.

This is the exact plan with Glee and fags. Make a show about a bunch of wholesome talented homosexuals so we “like” and “identify with” them.

It is all part of our reprogramming to meld our minds into what the socialists want us to believe. Of course, the biggest impact will be on the kids and teens that pick up the nuances. “Oh commies aren’t bad, they are people just like us. We shouldn’t hate them, mommy”.

So no I won’t watch this show. It sounds like a vehicle to get people to subconsiously accept socialism.

I was raised on Roy Rodgers and other stalwart TV role models. Think back to when those shows were new. Now imagine in that time, Hollywood puts out a show all about cattle rustlers or robber barons. The show would have flopped then because there is NO WAY any US audience would have accepted it or identified with the evil protagonists.

We have fallen so far as a nation and become so morally relativistic, that as a society we now accept these shows like Amerikans about the lives of commie spies, or Breaking Bad and Weeds, about drug dealers.

Until the 1970s, such shows would be impossible in America because the people would have demanded protagonists be moral and good and evil characters always die or end up in jail.

Not anymore. We lost the population in the grade school brainwashing post 60s.

Nope, I won’t watch a show where the “good guys” are commie spies and the show will be chock full of subtle propaganda espousing the upside of communism.

Looks like a well done show the way GLEE is a very well done show.

How about a well done show about a boy scout troop leader trying to keep his scouts morally sound in today’s depraved cultural climate? I’m waiting for Hollywood to put out that show.

Thanks but no thanks. Thank goodness for Netflix. I just finished watching every episode of Frasier. Now I’m watching reruns of Dallas, Moonlighting, and Hill Street Blues.