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Network TV seems pretty determined to have black people afraid of doctors. NBC’s The Blacklist is only the latest drama to accuse doctors of racism in the middle of a pandemic.

The last episode before the winter break of ABC’s Station 19 left viewers shocked over a fight between the firefighters and cops who arrived on the scene of a burning house. Inside the house were two kidnapped black girls who set the fire so that they would be rescued. Outside the house, racist white cops arrested two black firefighters and let the others go. This created a traumatic…

In a twist to the typical charges of racism that emerge when a white cop shoots a black person in a television drama, NBC’s Chicago P.D. took it up a notch. In this episode, a black cop accuses his white partner of being racist while they work together on a police shooting case.

Euphoria may still be on a break, but HBOMax is determined to fill the teen degeneracy gap. Generation (or genera+ion) debuted its first three episodes on March 11 and, while it wasn't quite as awful as Euphoria, it's still pretty terrible.

Always remember: when someone tells you who they are, believe them. And the Oprah Winfrey Network’s Queen Sugar showed its true self by claiming every white male is a bad guy for the crime of being born.

As viewers know from watching any number of producer Dick Wolf’s television programs, an episode will provide a glimpse of the suspect’s life, which can say a lot. When the FBI: Most Wanted team entered a pedophile's house on Tuesday, it was chock full of religious items, implying it was his strict religious upbringing that turned him into a monster.

Starz’s American Gods is still going in season 3 with plenty of blasphemy and graphic sex to go with it. This latest debacle comes with what’s being dubbed “the best episode” of the season, courtesy of transgenders, gay sex, and full-blown orgies.

CBS’s Magnum P.I. reboot teased viewers in Friday night’s episode, “The Long Way Home,” by making it seem like they might follow in the footsteps of their fellow cop drama Blue Bloods and depict the unfair treatment police and their loved ones are facing in today’s anti-cop culture. But sadly, they not only dropped the ball, they kicked it out of the park by instead stating, “the system is…

CBS’s latest drama Clarice already promised to insert more social justice politics with a transgender character. Little did we know that the social justice would begin much earlier on another angle. That’s right, the Black Lives Matter narrative managed to sneak its way into The Silence of the Lambs sequel series set in 1993.

Saturday Night Live comedian Kenan Thompson's new NBC show, Kenan, has some crazy ideas about what little girls want to hear about at bedtime. Apparently princesses are out and Stacey Abrams is in.

On Wednesday, February 24, Netflix premiered Ginny and Georgia, a series about a single mom and her children who settle into a bucolic New England town. Imagine Gilmore Girls, except the pretty, young single mother, Georgia (Brianne Howey), is a murderous, thieving liar who destroys the lives of those around her...because she believes the world is against women.

 The 78^th annual Golden Globe Awards aired on NBC on Sunday night. Hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler signaled in advance that this year’s production would likely be politics-free. Some of the stars receiving awards must not have gotten that memo.

Though often an equal opportunity lampooner, The Simpsons has a habit of every once in a while letting its left-wing freak flag fly. This week's episode had pro-Marxist and SJW leanings while also attacking crony capitalism, "right-wing trolls," religion, and churches' tax exempt status.

After demonizing the police, CW’s racial justice Batwoman has now jumped to demonizing doctors. Somehow, I doubt a world without either would improve the black community.