Why “comprehensive reform” will lead to more government and less freedom.
Jack Bauer’s Loneley Crusade Continues
January 18, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Jack is back! The eighth season of 24 got underway last night and promises the usual chills and thrills for fans of the long running drama.
But it is the character of Jack Bauer that fascinates us – has fascinated America – in that the changes undergone by Bauer in the previous seven incarnations of the [...]
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Of Ax Men and Astro Babes: The Decline of the History Channel, Part 2
January 9, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Read Part 1 of this essay here
But it is the historical documentary that has drawn us to History over the years and the general excellence of these all too infrequent programs causes the buff to ask why more of this kind of intelligent, high quality fare can’t be produced. For instance, the recentWorld War [...]
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Of Ax Men and Astro Babes: The Decline of the History Channel, Part 1
January 8, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The network formerly known as The History Channel has come a long way from its start up back in 1995. At that time, there were questions about how big an audience there would be for a network that dealt with a subject most Americans find irrelevant or boring.
They needn’t have worried. [...]
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