TV SHOWS REACH "PEAK GAY" AS VIEWERS TURN OFF

Gays hold candle-lit vigil for their dead show.

by Trad News

Big media has steadily been pushing the gay agenda for decades, something the public have reluctantly put up with, because it has been in relatively small doses. But now it looks like the TV companies have gone too far, after they rolled out a number of big budget, gay-themed TV shows that flopped disastrously with viewers. 

ABC's "When We Rise," an eight-hour drama miniseries depicting the "struggles" of LGBT activists in the "bad old days" when people actually had moral standards, was blatant in its characterization of gay activists as heroic idealists and the public as low-browed homophobes.

SLUT-SHAMING THE "OUTLANDER" WHORE (CUZ SOMEBODY'S GOT TO)

Portrait of a faithless whore: Goodbye, loving husband, hello hunky Scotsman!

In this, his latest vlog (this time minus the "v"), Andy Nowicki discusses the disgraceful moral bankruptcy of the new chick-show Outlander, in which, following an inexplicable temporal separation, a young woman flagrantly breaks her marital vows to her loving, caring husband, but that's okay because her hubby is SOOO boring and her new lover really looks hot in a mini-kilt.

Listen to the vlog (mlog? slog?) here, at Andy's Soundcloud page:

https://soundcloud.com/jnow1101/moremoviemisandry-1

Also discussed: And While We Were Here, featuring a glorification of yet another faithless wife.


Andy Nowicki, co-editor of Alternative Right, is the author of eight books, including Under the Nihil, The Columbine Pilgrim, Considering Suicide, andBeauty and the Least. He occasionally updates his blog when the spirit moves him to do so.

WHAT PHIL ROBERTSON SHOULD HAVE SAID

by Andy Nowicki

Phil Robertson, the embattled patriarch of TV reality show Duck Dynasty, recently committed the tactical error of being sincere and forthcoming.

A smart, articulate, clever man, the backwoods multimillionaire business mogul nevertheless badly squandered what could have proved to be an opportunity to exercise Christ’s injunction to be “innocent as a dove, but shrewd as a serpent.”