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On ABC's Dragnet, McCain-Feingold Solves
a Murder (Political Bias Creeps Into Regular Shows)
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| February 25, 2003
| Brent Baker
Posted on 02/25/2003 9:56:31 AM PST by PJ-Comix
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To: PJ-Comix
Al Bundy as Joe Friday? Need I say more? Jack Webb was really anti-drug, but he also inserted a lot of anti-gun propaganda into the original "Dragnet".
To: JennysCool
In 1987, Universal produced a campy, comedic Dragnet feature film -- but explicitly remained respectful of the Webb character and legacy. Funny movie but, true, it was a tribute to Jack Webb's character of Joe Friday. Dan Ackroyd parodied Joe Friday but did NOT mock him.
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02/25/2003 11:51:09 AM PST
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PJ-Comix
(He Who Laughs Last Was Too Dumb To Figure Out The Joke First)
To: Seeking the truth
Ah. Thanks. Missed that part.
Really, though, can we be surprised? Witness Dick Wolf's other series (Law and Order). I watch it through a 'catholic lens' and I notice:
1.) Priests are all either hindering, or the object of, investigation.
2.) The only good catholic cop is a pro choice catholic cop.
3.) The only good catholic lawyer... see 2)
4.) The confessional should be violated for the good of the State.
5.) Pro-life people are either starry eyed, mindless dupes of powerful, manipulative people, or they're hypocrites secretly getting an abortion.
6.) If a murder occurs within two miles of an abortion mill, it was obviously the pro-lifer. Save the state the cost, and shoot 'em now.
Need I continue?
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02/25/2003 12:00:57 PM PST
by
Mr. Thorne
(Where's the global warming?! I'm cold NOW!)
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