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The tide is turning in America on issues of crime and policing and Hollywood has gotten the memo. NBC's "Law & Order" premiered another episode rejecting anti-police and soft-on-crime attitudes.

ABC’s liberal procedural drama The Rookie featured a very scary costume on their Halloween episode in the form of a trick-or-treating CNN anchor Jake Tapper (as himself) while also inserting the left’s favorite buzzwords since Roe’s overturning (“patriarchy” and “bodily autonomy”) into a random scene.

As parents continue the fight to have a say in what books their children are exposed to at school, ABC’s Roseanne spinoff The Conners dedicated 30 minutes to denigrating such rights. One character goes so far as to call a school board member who supports the fight a “moron” and an “idiot.”

CBS’s hit police procedural drama Blue Bloods hit it out of the park once again with another powerful and moving portrayal of what our heroes in blue go through on and off the job. Friday’s episode, “Life During Wartime,” depicted the anguish officers endure when they're forced to use their weapon under tragic circumstances, as well as the lifelong emotional toll it takes on them.  

NBC's "Law and Order" veered from its usual woke direction last night with an episode in which a leftist is terrified of the cancel culture mob after privately uttering an anti-gay word. The episode also shows a defense attorney manipulating race issues to try and save his client.

Pro-abortion propaganda was front and center on Grey’s Anatomy season 19, episode three titled, ‘Let’s Talk About Sex,’ as the entire episode was riddled with pro-abortion buzzwords and even a teenage abortion scene. 

Leave it to Hollywood to make having an abortion seem like such a lighthearted moment that it’s worth sharing giggles with your best girlfriend over and bonding over the memory of it as if you were reminiscing about fun dates you’ve been on or favorite drinks the two of you have shared together instead of ending the life of an unborn child.

With just a little over two weeks until the midterm election, Hollywood is doing its best to fit in as much leftist propaganda wherever it can. Even in a 30-minute supposed comedy like ABC’s Roseanne spinoff The Conners, they managed to hit a liberal trifecta by using the left’s current buzzwords of choice, “fascist rule,” stirring up fear with the “world is burning up,” climate change threat…

The first season of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power has come to an end, with the eighth episode titled, ‘Alloyed,’ airing on Friday, October 14. I must say it has been a long journey filled with disappointment and too many cringeworthy moments to count.

Well, we can’t say they didn’t warn us! Now that television shows are returning from hiatus for the fall season, pro-abortion propaganda is coming back, too, albeit with renewed fervor since Roe was overturned. Case in point, ABC’s Grey's Anatomy spinoff Station 19 which claimed, “women’s bodies are held hostage by the government.”

The woke Disney+ series She-Hulk: Attorney at Law completed its nine-episode run last night and may go down as the worst series ever in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

Fox Entertainment’s The Cleaning Lady season two is out, and it’s carrying on with the same old themes from the first season - that is, illegal immigrants living in the United States can do no wrong, even if they commit crimes, because there's always a justifiable reason.

On Sunday, Fox's Family Guy attacked Fox News in a raunchy scene in which Peter and Lois call out the names of Fox News hosts while they copulate.

Another week, another leftist fantasy world on Paramount+’s legal drama The Good Fight, where all conservatives are violent, racist antisemites, and all liberals are heroes trying to save the world from hatred. Unless it's hatred of Republicans, of course. Thursday’s episode “The End of Ginni” also fired shots at Clarence and Ginni Thomas and mocked the sanctity of unborn human life.