Think for yourself's Reviews
Zero wokeness
This was made in the 1950s -- a Western tv show. Great stuff, a different story and characters every week. Well worth watching.
Created: 08-30-2023
Not woke that I can recall
Someone pointed out that Gustavo Fring is gay but I don't see that as a woke element per se. The show doesn't promote LGBTQ especially. We never have to witness a gay moment. It's just part of the story because his boyfriend is killed and that's his motive for revenge.
This show is a masterpiece of storytelling.
Created: 08-30-2023
I don't recall any wokeness in this
This show is from the 90s, before all this woke garbage came out. It's Canadian comedy, pretty bland fare. A recurring gag is that everything broken can fixed with duct tape. It's not conservative by any means. It's not woke either. It seems to be apolitical, avoiding any serious topic. It's a parody of a regular guy in the countryside, a do-it-yourselfer in his garage fixing things. Reminds me of Doug and Bob McKenzie, a parody of beer-drinking hockey fans.
Created: 08-30-2023
The very opposite of woke; one of the manliest shows ever made
I love this show. One of the old 1950s Western tv shows, like Gunsmoke. A very intelligent show too, and it conveyed some good moral lessons.
Created: 08-30-2023
Christian television
This is a lot like Michael Landon's Highway to Heaven. It's a feel-good religious show. I don't recall any woke elements in it, though I didn't watch more than a few episodes. It struck me as good family entertainment. Not woke.
Created: 08-30-2023
Great show
Not an ounce of wokeness in this, made in the 1960s long before cultural Marxism took over. Makes fun of hillbillies (mountain folk) but in a good-hearted way. Sort of what Jeff Foxworthy does in his act. It's all built around one gag: hillbillies out of place, amongst rich urbanites and the misunderstanding that arise therefrom.
Created: 08-30-2023
Great show, not an ounce of wokeness
This was made in the 1970s, long before all the madness commenced. People in this show are normal. Some are murderers of course, but normal folks otherwise. Columbo is a working-class Italian guy who smokes cigars and drives a beat-up car. Excellent show, one of my favourites of all time. "Just one more thing!"
Created: 08-30-2023
This guy sucks
Worst case of Trump Derangement Syndrome ever. And a shameless shill for Big Pharma and Democrats. Echoes CCP propaganda as well. Not a comedian; he's a propagandist, working for Big Brother. The sad thing is that Kimmel used to be funny and certainly not woke when was on Ben Stein's Money and the Man Show.
Created: 08-30-2023
Humorous nihilism
The wokeness is this dark animation is not so much race-swapping or LBGTQ or feminism -- the usual things -- it's more the ethical nihilism and moral relativism of the show. Since there are infinite numbers of parallel universes postulated, life has no value. Each episode features numerous pointless deaths of characters, even to the point that they're murdered by their doppelganger from a parallel universe. This is a dominant feature of the woke worldview, which has eschewed traditional morality and religion in favour of secular humanism. It's the most nihilistic tv show or movie I can think of. The message seems to be that nothing matters and it's all absurd. It's essentially Albert Camus' vision of life; he once said "Should I kill myself, or have a cup of coffee?”
Created: 08-30-2023
Great show - some "diversity"
This is one of my favourite shows of all time. I've watched it twice, every episode, and will do so again in the future. TV doesn't get any better. That having been said, just as with the entire Star Trek universe, there are some Left-leaning elements that should be noted.
First, as I have noted in my review for TNG (the New Generation), the Federation of Planets is a Utopian socialist dream where a centralized state runs your life, and there is no money or private property (the WEF globalist vision). It's a secular humanist vision for the future. Traditional religion is ridiculed, though a sort of shamanic or pantheistic spirituality and pantheism is exalted at times (esp. in the character of Chakotay).
There is definitely some "diversity" going on with a black Vulcan lieutenant, and a seemingly gay physician ("the Doctor") and a female captain, but it's done well. It's not forced on us as it would be today. Great show. This was before Star Trek was ruined a few years later.
Created: 08-29-2023
