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One of the worst shows oat. Just filled with unnecessary woke elements

4 seasons of utter garbage with every possible woke element one could even think of.

Snowfall? Snow is white and there isn't anything white in this shit

the crown

"The Crown" is considered "woke" because it addresses historical events and social issues with a modern sensibility. The show explores themes such as gender equality, racial discrimination, and the struggles of marginalized groups, presenting them in a way that resonates with contemporary social values. It depicts the complexities of power dynamics and societal norms, often challenging traditional perspectives and highlighting the need for progress and

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"The Newsroom" is often considered "woke" because it tackles various social and political issues head-on, often through the lens of journalism and media ethics. The show addresses topics such as political corruption, corporate influence in news reporting, social justice movements, LGBTQ+ rights, and women's rights. It portrays characters who are unafraid to speak out against injustice and strive to uphold journalistic integrity, even when faced with adversity. Additionally, "The Newsroom" critiques the sensationalism and bias prevalent in modern media, advocating for a more responsible and truthful approach to news reporting. Overall, the show promotes awareness, empathy, and critical thinking about important societal issues, aligning with contemporary progressive values.

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"Suits" can be seen as "woke" because it features strong and capable female characters who excel in traditionally male-dominated fields such as law and business. The show addresses issues of gender equality, workplace dynamics, and the challenges faced by minorities in corporate environments. Additionally, it promotes themes of meritocracy and challenges stereotypes related to social status and educational background. Overall, "Suits" reflects contemporary discussions around diversity, inclusion, and empowerment in the workplace.

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"Sons of Anarchy" is often considered "woke" because it addresses various social issues such as race, class, and institutional corruption. It portrays complex characters with diverse backgrounds and experiences, including women in positions of power within a traditionally male-dominated biker culture. Additionally, the show explores themes of loyalty, family dynamics, and the consequences of violence, reflecting contemporary discussions around masculinity and ethics.

piece of garbage

"Vinland Saga" is often considered "woke" because it challenges traditional gender roles, portrays strong female characters, and addresses themes of colonization, slavery, and the consequences of violence. It also explores complex moral dilemmas and promotes empathy and understanding across cultural boundaries. These elements align with contemporary social justice values and perspectives.

Actually Not Bad, Even if It's Unoriginal and Cliché

The 'villain' is a white male who prays and thanks God though race isn't really mentioned so this is a minor thing. There is a comment about 'white American history' in school. There is no such thing as black or white history, there is only history. This is a leftist racist idea. However it's only one comment and could be missed if your not paying attention.
One of the players is revealed to be a girl hiding by never taking off her helmet and when they find out it's somehow made to be a big deal and special. It only lasts for one scene and is never brought up again. While it is said that they are poor kids with no advantages that no one cares about race is never mentioned or hinted at so I don't see this as woke.
These are all small elements that last for a second and are gone, they could easily be missed or overlooked and are not the focus of the movie. The acting is surprisingly good. The story is of course very predictable and has not one original idea that hasn't been done before in these types of movies. It's basically a vulgar R rated Bad News Bears. Snoop is a little ridiculous in the role of an ex NFL player with his stick legs and arms but whatever it's a stupid comedy. That being said there are some funny moments and it's worth a watch if you enjoy these types of movies.