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NBC officially joined the streaming wars on July 15 with its new service Peacock and with it comes a host of new original shows. Unfortunately, one of the first impressions we have of the new streaming site is a horrible butchering of a literary classic. Brave New World, an iconic English novel, has now been reduced to a vulgar, sex-driven, liberal mess.

TNT’s The Alienist was already filled to the brim with modern progressiveness, so it only makes sense that its sequel is worse. July 19 saw the premiere of The Alienist: Angel of Darkness, based on the sequel The Angel of Darkness released in 1997. Like its predecessor, the series is a historic drama that follows the investigation into an unusual murder. Also like…

Why does Beth Dutton hate her brother Jamie? The horrific answer to this longstanding question has finally been answered forYellowstone viewers. When Beth was a teen, Jamie knowingly took her to get an abortion at a clinic that forcibly sterilized women without their consent.

From its start, the third season of Showtime’s The Chi has focused on its anti-police narrative. The show has pushed other race based narratives, as well. July 12’s episode, “Gangway,” featured Kevin (Alex R. Hibbert) and his mother, Nina (Tyla…

The show Yellowstone is, in many ways, about the clashes between people who want very different futures. John Dutton (Kevin Costner) always fights to protect his ranch to keep it for future generations of his family. Meanwhile tribal chairman Thomas Rainwater’s vision of the future is a return to the past.  

At first glance, Apple TV+’s latest drama Little Voice, which premiered July 10, appears to be nothing more than a 2020 version of Felicity with a soundtrack. Ordinarily, there would be nothing wrong with that, but nowadays, the liberal agenda always has to add something more. In this case, it’s the frustratingly clichéd closeted gay friend plot, this time with bonus…

In the 1980s and '90s, many young girls devoured the popular book series The Baby-Sitters Club by Ann M. Martin. The novels, about a group of girls in a fictional Connecticut town who run a club of babysitters, sold millions of copies.

Market Equities is the development company facing off against the Dutton ranch family on Paramount’s Yellowstone this season. In the third episode, “An Acceptable Surrender” that aired July 5, the company’s plans to build an airport, ski resort and city akin to Jackson Hole, Wyoming became clear.

A major plotline for season 3 of Showtime’s The Chi involves the disappearance of 18-year-old Kiesha Williams (Birgundi Baker). July 5’s episode “Buss Down” further explores the consequences of the disappearance, specifically the perception of the need for (or lack thereof) police in the black community of Chicago.

If there’s anything more obnoxious than smearing Christianity, it’s using the religion as window dressing. It seems the only time Hollywood's even slightly positive towards religion is when it’s also a platform for violent fantasy stories. On July 2, Netflix proved as much with its latest series Warrior Nun.

Sign of the times? Leave it to Freeform’s extremely liberal teen drama The Bold Type to push an anti-capitalist, “fight the patriarchal system” storyline on television as we watch violent, leftist mobs fighting to destroy America by calling for anarchy, lawlessness, and socialism in the real world. And, once again, the agenda-laden storyline is being delivered via Kat (Aisha Dee), who, as a…

The “satirical” millennial series Search Party has sadly not aged since its move to HBO Max. In fact, from the look of these episodes in the June 25 season, it’s only gotten worse. We’ve moved from obnoxious characters to obnoxious attitudes as the show takes conservatives and Christians down with them.

2020 has already been feeling a lot like The Twilight Zone lately, but that didn’t stop CBS All-Access from releasing the second season of its miserable reboot on June 25. Much like the first season, The Twilight Zone 2020 proves that not even the fifth dimension is safe from leftist propaganda.

F is for foul, filthy, fetid… any of those words would be more apt of a title for Netflix’s ongoing, self-proclaimed “raunchy” adult cartoon F is for Family which is set in Ryetown, PA, during the year 1974. Even “familiar” would work, since the show keeps repeating the same, tired attacks on Christians and Christianity for shock value. Add in the immature crude “humor,” extremely foul…