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Breitbart says the spinoff from the worst police/court procedural of the 1990s and 2000s is going to produce an episode that's a metaphor for Roger Ailes from the Fox network. Whether or not Ailes is guilty of anything, it's just like the producers to use a rightist as a target, but never a leftist, if at all.

What's really irritating about L&O today is the twistarounds they've done:

In 2013, the show was also criticized for casting troubled boxer Mike Tyson as a victim of sexual abuse.

Now that's a real head-shaker. After what he did to Desiree Washington, contestant at the Ms. Black America pageant in the early 1990s, they had the gall to cast him as a victim? Disgusting. But then, L&O is the kind of TV show that wound up scapegoating women in the spinoff series, one more reason no sane person should tune in to see it. A better idea would be to just turn off the TV set. Dick Wolf, creator of the franchise, is one of the worst TV producers in the field.

Labels: communications, misogyny, Moonbattery, showbiz, United States