Sexuality

Welcome to TV’s Worst of the Week, where MRC Culture's on TV Blog recounts the top liberal bias moments in entertainment television.

A hip "Christian pastor" offers a parable about "opium dick," a pop star who "listens to God" offers sex to high schoolers as an academic prize, and a pretentious teen gives philosophical justifications for prostitution in FX on Hulu's latest episode of The Premise.

Continuing its tradition of garbage original programming, Netflix premiered the lame adult cartoon Chicago Party Aunt on Friday, September 17. 

The COVID-delayed 41^st season of CBS’s Survivor came with many new changes, but the dumbest had to be one woke man’s insistence that the iconic reality series ban the word “guys.”

In an attempt to sympathize with women who say that Texas’ heartbeat law is an oppressive bit of legislation designed to force women to carry their innocent unborn children to term, Kill Bill actress Uma Thurman penned an op-ed in The Washington Post admitting that she had an abortion in her young life that “was the path to the life full of joy and love that I have…

MSNBC host Craig Melvin admitted to being confused by a Missouri pro-life law on his Tuesday show and to help him better understand the law he brought on, not a pro-lifer, but Planned Parenthood President Alexis McGill Johnson.

Back when things were more innocent, before people were justifying violence against anti-BLM shopkeepers and before our government was kicking people out of jobs for choosing not to take a COVID shot, there was a debate on whether the character of James Bond should become a woman. Ah those were simpler times, weren't they? Well we finally have an answer from the current Bond star himself, and…

Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez grabbed all the headlines from this week’s Met Gala with her “Tax the Rich” dress, letting another even more outrageous message outfit fly under the radar that’s now facing charges of “classic appropriation” and “colonialism.” Strap in (ahem) for the ridiculous.

CNN's "reality checker" John Avlon appeared on Monday's New Day bearing good news and "real hope" about political divisions in America. If you cherry-pick your examples, you can make America look quite liberal and claim the only reason it does not appear that way is because the composition of the Senate is unfair and the redistricting process is "rigged."

Liberal themes were frequent in HBO Max’s new dramedy series On the Verge about four middle-aged female friends and their families that was released on September 7. Their tween children all attend the same school, which is apparently a public one where they're learning the liberal agenda. In fact, there was plenty of liberal lecturing for viewers throughout the 12-episode series, from…

Recent data from the Cooperative Election Study shows 20 percent of atheists have participated in a march or protest, compared with 6 percent of white evangelicals. Forty percent of atheists have contacted a public official, compared with 24 percent of white evangelicals. Fifty-two percent of atheists have donated to political candidates, compared with just 26 percent of white evangelicals.…

When it comes to the Texas abortion law, the liberal trope o' the times is the poor, besieged, "Uber driver." The notion is that Uber drivers who transport women to abortion clinics will be sued by private citizens under the law, seeking an award of up to $10,000. The "Uber driver" trope is a flaming red herring. It would be difficult if not impossible for a plaintiff to prove that a driver…

On Wednesday's Late Night on NBC, host Seth Meyers launched into a long-winded diatribe against West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin, the Supreme Court, and Texas for the state's new "heinous and truly diabolical law" pro-life law.

Paxton Smith went viral in June for using her high school valedictorian speech to condemn pro-life laws. This made her a hero in the eyes of the media and now that her native of state of Texas has passed another pro-life law, Stephanie Ruhle invited Smith onto her Wednesday show on MSNBC to talk about it.