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2020 has been a year-long series of grievances, and TV was no exception. Although COVID ended a lot of business, leftist Hollywood has been in full force shoving its agenda down our throats. In honor of Festivus on December 23, we’ve once again gathered a list of 2020 TV grievances to air as well as feats of strength and Festivus miracles.

Church is not essential during China plague, but liquor stores are, right? Oh, and California citizens must stay home for virus safety reasons, according to CA governor Gavin Newsome, but you know, Hollywood gets to continue pumping out mindless drivel. How did this happen?

Season Four of Netflix’s raunchy animated series about middle schoolers dealing with puberty and their maturing bodies, Big Mouth, began airing on December 4. Not much has changed from the first three seasons, the show is still full of bodily functions and crude language but this season a transgender character was introduced.

The notoriously leftist BuzzFeed is reportedly set to purchase the insufferably liberal HuffPost. When it’s over, Verizon Media will have a stake in both.

In the fourth season of Netflix’s The Crown, released November 13, the audience gets a couple of storylines they’ve been waiting for. This season heralded the entrance of Lady Diana Spencer (Elizabeth Debicki, The Night Manager) and her tumultuous beginning as Princess of Wales. For those more interested in the political intrigue than the romantic, season four also brings us…

Ever since Colin Kaepernick began his shameful national anthem protests in 2016, the fawning left-stream media have portrayed him as a towering icon of the social justice movement. Yet Netflix just cast a 5-foot-3-inch twerp to portray Kaepernick in an upcoming six-part series.

Sexualize little girls, earn little profit. Streaming giant Netflix announced Tuesday that it missed its Q3 new subscriptions target, plunging its stock by 5%. According to Axios, nobody thought the company could continue to grow at the same rate as it had in the first half of the year, but “analysts were still expecting it to meet expectations of at least 3.3 million net new global…

On Friday, October 16, Netflix premiered the high school drama Grand Army, about a selective public high school in New York City. Like most current Hollywood dramas, it has graphic nudity and violence and checks off all the usual left-wing boxes.

Imagine a streaming network that isn’t obsessed with sex, graphic violence and lefty propaganda -- a Netflix without the filth, an Amazon Prime without the woke censorship. Well, it’s coming your way, 2021. 

Netflix premiered its dramedy of short stories centered around the COVID pandemic, Social Distance, on Thursday. Not surprisingly, the show was heavy on liberal propaganda, especially in regard to the issue of race and police.

The continuing controversial saga of Netflix’s release of the movie Cuties is sadly still going. This time, a Netflix CEO decided to weigh in on the media backlash following the movie. As usual, his answer serves to only make things worse.

Media outlets have done everything possible to mitigate the fallout from CutiesGate. The French drama Cuties, which bowed on Netflix Sept. 9, purports to capture how pre-teen girls are sexualized in western culture. To do so, director Maïmouna Doucouré showed pre-teen girls twerking, grinding and more for extended periods.

Girls wearing skimpy outfits while twerking somehow does not qualify as sexualization. On NBC News’ left-wing blog “Think,” reporter and cultural critic Sam Thielman mounted a heroic but vain defense of Cuties against the attacks of the “pedophile-obsessed American right,” claiming that the film is solely about a girl caught in a “tug-of-war” between two cultures.

The debate over Netflix’s controversial film Cuties continues, somehow, with liberals in the media double and tripling down on defending the movie from charges of sexualizing children. One way of doing this that has picked up steam recently is trying to delegitimize the efforts to cancel Netflix by associating them with QAnon.