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Could common sense actually be returning to network television cop shows? Are some Hollywood scriptwriters waking-up to the insanity of the left's radical anti-police activism?

New Amsterdam’s Medical Director Max Goodwin (Ryan Eggold) is always on a mission. In the latest episode, "Why Not Yesterday," that aired April 6, the good liberal doctor is suddenly super woke and determined to end “systemic racism” at his hospital. 

On Tuesday, NBC's This Is Us showed two 13-year-old girls, played by 15-year-old actors, kissing on a bed as a mother walks in on them.

Unsurprisingly, two episodes on the reaction to the death of George Floyd weren’t enough for BLM activist filmmaker Ava DuVernay's Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) drama Queen Sugar. The series following a family of black sugar plantation owners in Louisiana is now on its third straight episode recounting the days following Floyd's death that, as they said, brought a “racial reckoning” to…

The 27^th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards was pre-taped and aired on Sunday night on TBS and TNT. The Easter night show delivered a very unappealing message by way of one award recipient's choice of wardrobe. Actor Jason Sudeikis wore a sweater with My Body My Choice printed on it.

Thursday’s episode of A Million Little Things was so heavy-handed in pushing the latest cause-de-jour (“Stop APPI Hate”) that the entire episode played out more like one giant PSA on a supposed “epidemic” of hate and violence towards Asian Americans, with whites and Trump to blame, of course, despite strong evidence to the contrary.

The CW’s ghostly drama Nancy Drew, (based on the beloved series of children’s books), featured a historical mystery Wednesday night, but real history was made when the show had the courage to admit the truth about the racist and eugenicist beginnings of abortion giant Planned Parenthood. And no, this is no April Fool’s joke, as hard as it is to believe!

On Wednesday’s episode of the Roseanne spinoff The Conners, there was a plug for Democrat Senator Elizabeth Warren that was much less subtle than the one that HBO’s Ballers did when she was a candidate in the 2020 presidential race. In fact, they flat out depicted her as obsession-worthy.

Crime is skyrocketing across the nation and cops are regular targets of vitriol from BLM and Antifa-inspired leftists. So naturally a new season of the adult cartoon Solar Opposites on Hulu mocked law enforcement as such stupid morons that they cannot read, lack empathy, and possess (gasp!) "hardline conservative opinions."

Sadly, last week’s mess of racial nonsense wasn’t enough for the family drama Queen Sugar. The Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) series created by BLM activist filmmaker Ava DuVernay about black sugar farm owners in rural Louisiana is still determined to praise Black Lives Matter, but this time they added an unhinged rant about Trump supporters.

Marvel heroes have faced off against intergalactic tyrants in the past, but now it’s move on to progressive enemies: the police and systemic racism. The new Disney+ series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is ready to double down on the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) decline into wokeness.

In order to show Chicago cops in the worst possible light, Showtime’s Shameless made up a rule observed by the police force – "We're here to serve and protect the rich."

In case it wasn’t clear before, CW’s Batwoman really doesn’t like the police. As a little reminder, the latest episode for the caped crusader promotes more Black Lives Matter propaganda for 2021, this time with a "Defund the Police" message.

BET aired the 52^nd Annual NAACP Image Awards on Saturday night and the show was simulcast on fellow ViacomCBS outlets BET Her, Comedy Central, Logo, MTV, MTV2, Paramount, Pop, Smithsonian, TV Land, VH1, BET Pluto, CMT. For the first time, it also aired on CBS. Ironically, the award show that celebrates the work and accomplishments of black people was opened by an old white…