The Newsroom

[peacesells]

That last episode is the most blatantly left wing episode yet. I was commenting throughout the whole thing and my wife was giving me funny looks. "It's just a tv show." she said. I didn't have the energy to explain why it's important.

[Red2111]

i haven't watched the last episode either, but i will be watching next season, just because even thoguh the show has inaccuracies and it is slanted, its still a good show with some decent info in it. for isntance, i didn't knwo abotuthe Coche Brothers until now *nods*

[Garen]

Surprised that some folks can't get past the need for the world to be an echo chamber to enjoy the show's snappy writing and engaging characters. Though, I will admit that "Sloan Sabbith" still sounds like a goofy name.

 

You don't have to agree with the politics of the creator of the show (or his character mouthpieces) to enjoy a well-done effort. Sure, sometimes I roll my eyes at how every character is a smug, Good Liberal...but you know what, I still watch True Blood too, and that show's as dumb as rocks.

[Nolder]

@Garen: if you read back a page I made a post about what I didn't like with the show ASIDE from it's liberal viewpoints

The one liners can be funny but they get old when that is all the entire show is

[peacesells]

Surprised that some folks can't get past the need for the world to be an echo chamber to enjoy the show's snappy writing and engaging characters. Though, I will admit that "Sloan Sabbith" still sounds like a goofy name.

 

You don't have to agree with the politics of the creator of the show (or his character mouthpieces) to enjoy a well-done effort. Sure, sometimes I roll my eyes at how every character is a smug, Good Liberal...but you know what, I still watch True Blood too, and that show's as dumb as rocks.

 

I think if you read the whole thread you will see that many of us here really like the show despite it's political slant.