My Brother, from Sweden By Dennis Broe The best way to sum up this preview of Spring’s streaming series preview, drawn from Series Mania, the largest television... Continue reading
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By Dennis Broe The streaming television industry has a nice way to cover the massive cutbacks in viewing time, in series and in personnel, which have become... Continue reading
By Dennis Broe As Donald Trump threatens illegal moves that would further increase what is already a global catastrophe, and with Europe now openly discussing fuel rationing... Continue reading
The Ellisons. All images: public domain By Dennis Broe When it turned out the Iran war was going south and it was obvious with oil and gas... Continue reading
Can You Keep a Secret? By Dennis Broe In a television landscape where working class-centred series are few and far between, here are two which present the... Continue reading
Harassed worker and lazy boss in Send Help By Dennis Broe This review looks at two horror films for what they reveal about the American character and... Continue reading
truth is not just a casualty, it’s a fatality, In the corporate media war of aggression against Iran
By Dennis Broe ‘The first casualty of war is the truth’, was spoken in one of its iterations by a senator in 1918 appalled at a new... Continue reading
High Potential: Me-Too Meets C.S.I. By Dennis Broe Over the last year we have seen increasing state violence and violation of the right to protest in Minneapolis,... Continue reading
Commons image By Dennis Broe One strand of the American character, popularized by America’s first novelist James Fenimore Cooper, is that of the rugged but honest pioneer,... Continue reading
Waiting for the Out By Dennis Broe The BBC’s production of its six-part series Waiting for The Out seems to address not only its past failings in... Continue reading
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