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Kelleyvision A year or two ago, Chi McBride, then starring in the Fox TV series Boston Public (2001-2004), said that we needed a new phrase to describe the world of Boston Public creator-producer-writer, David E. Kelley: “Kelleyvision.” Though McBride meant the term as a compliment, it is a double-edged sword. “Kelleyvision” embraces the absurd, the magical, and the love of love. Unfortunately, it also embraces the politically correct, hatred of the law, talking heads drama, the limited attention span of the MTV generation and the reduction of even the absurd and the magical to paint-by-the-numbers hackery. Well, Kelleyvision is back....

Tonight (May 02) on the ABC (naturally) program "The Practice" one of the lawyers debating in a judicial hearing stated President Bush "LIED ABOUT WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION" (that is a direct quote). He equated what the current president did with the previous president "Lying under oath". After that this "character"/lawyer accused Mr. Bennett of gross hypocrisy by writing "The Book of Virtues" and gambling. Needless to say, I am disgusted with ABC, "The Practice" and their ongoing effort to undermine the President and get him thrown out of office next election all in the name of "entertainment".

>Subject:Fwd:Fw:ABC TV PROGRAMMING>I thought all you "minorities" Might be interested.>JimSent:Friday, April 12, 2002 2:53 PM>Subject:FW: ABC TV PROGRAMMING>Jim Neugent is a coach in Childress, Texas. Jim writes:>My name is Jim Neugent. I wrote to ABC (on-line) concerning a program>called "THE PRACTICE." In last nights episode, one of the lawyer's>mothers decided she is gay and wanted her son to go to court and help her>get a>marriage license so she could marry her 'partner' I sent the following>letter to ABC yesterday and really did not expect a reply, but I did get>one.>My original message was:>ABC is obsessed (or should I say abscessed)...