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They're still not done sneaking in not-so-subtle BLM messages in CW’s Batwoman, apparently. With only two episodes left in the season, Batwoman’s in a race against the clock to squeeze in this propaganda, so it looks like they’re opting for the completely false route with their politics now.

ABC’s Rebel is a dramedy "inspired by" real-life social justice warrior Erin Brockovich. The series finale aired on June 10 in two episodes, “Trial Day” and “36 Hours”.

HBO’s half-hour drama In Treatment follows a therapist contending with the issues of her patients as well as her own mental struggles. Sure enough, those issues also include the fake epidemic of “watching black kids get murdered” by police. Welcome to therapy in 2021.

Three episodes into season four of Showtime’s The Chi and it looks like the war with the police is here to stay.

Does the "+" in Disney+ stand for LGBTQ+? If we go by Disney+'s brief history of constantly inserting the LGBTQ agenda into its many shows, the answer would likely be yes. And now the streaming service has featured a lesbian kiss among underage girls (possibly its first) in its “family” sports drama Big Shot that has a target audience as young as age 8. 

Make way for the first television wedding between platonic same-sex best friends. 

Republicans are bigots who like killing baby ducks at NRA events, framing people for assassination attempts and do not worry about reality. So says the unwatchable Showtime "comedy" Black Monday, set in the late 1980s.

Well, we can’t say we weren’t warned. CW’s Batwoman followed up its last blatant Black Lives Matter propaganda episode with an even more blatantly BLM-biased episode this week.

Last season of The Chi featured no cops, on purpose. The main storyline was to find and save a young black woman who has disappeared, because the residents could take care of that all on their own, the Chicago PD be damned. In this fourth season, though, the Chicago PD has played a major part in both episodes so far. May 30’s episode of “Cooley High” takes place right where the events of last…

The new season of the anti-Christian Showtime series Black Monday once again heaped scorn on Christianity with a hateful scene attacking God and a crucifix.

The penultimate episode of Season 4 of ABC’s Station 19 aired on May 27. In “Say Her Name,” the death of Breonna Taylor is the source of angst and anger among the firefighters and first responders.

ABC’s A Million Little Things has added to the count of 127 episodes on television that have pushed Black Lives Matter since George Floyd’s death with their third week of BLM-themed episodes. In Wednesday;s episode, “Not Alone,” one character claims that black Americans must wear an “armor” that gets heavier “every time another innocent black person is killed.”

Finally, a cop show highlighted violence committed against police officers by radical activists. Unfortunately for viewers, the show pretended that the radical activists trying to kill, maim and injure cops are really white supremacists who frame innocent BLM-type protesters.

Fake hate crimes have been a staple of American culture for years now, but the TBS teen comedy Chad decided to use the disturbing trend for comedic effect this week.