Posted on 04/06/2020 4:09:01 PM PDT by Allen In Texas Hill Country
Well, it was free, but still, I stopped the video and left the series.
I am taking advantage of Sling TV 2 weeks free. Started watching a show that looked interesting. I consciously thought, “I’ll watch it till the homosexual scene”. Within 5 minutes a male character and his father were talking about the male character’s boyfriend. Out of there. I quit watching Lost and Walking dead due to homosexual characters. I refuse to watch it. I don’t have cable/satellite because I refuse to support MSNBC, CNN, the homosexual channels, etc.
Cool :)
Yeah Spartacus, the series was Great until the first guy/guy kiss.
They ruin everything.
Power is a black gang show but actually one of the top 2 characters, Tommy is an INSANE Irish gangster and meanest most psychotic Irish gangster since James Cagney (was he Irish?)
They also get the serbains, albanians and Italians in the mix with black and PR gangs so it was pretty good actually.
Tommy was missing a lot of cards in the deck :)
He was the favorite character even among minorities in a vote.
That show is the wokiest piece of crap ever producef. I know Rob Lowe is a Democrat but I always thought he had better sense than this.
NO TV at my little place in Sargent. The only connectivity I practice when I’m there is keeping up with FR.
I don’t know why you are surprised, it is in Austin after all .....
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And living ‘bout 90 miles away...........
Austin....... The San Fran of Texas. :<(((((
I tried watching the Fox series “Deputy” which starred Stephen Dorff in the lead. He played a lawman who became acting sheriff of Los Angeles County when the actual Sheriff drops dead. I think I turned it off after 10 minutes. Once I realized the character was a big fan of illegal aliens, and refused to enforce any laws pertaining to them, I said “enough.” Just saw a day or two ago, that it was cancelled after the first season. Guess a bunch of other people didn’t care for it either.
For me, it largely was the end.
After high school I joined the Marine Corps, never bought a television until we were expecting a child, and just couldn’t stand the damned thing after I got back from the gulf war. We bought a video game system to go with it but that wasted too much time and my son would play games instead of doing his homework or reading or playing outdoors.
There isn’t any interaction with a television and electronic games don’t have much either.
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