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PETER SUDERMAN: TV Medical Dramas Not On Board With Health Reform. ?Next thing you know, court-wat?

By Glenn Reynolds

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PETER SUDERMAN: TV Medical Dramas Not On Board With Health Reform. “Next thing you know, court-watchers will complain that CSI and Law & Order don’t portray criminal investigations realistically, and archeologists will fret that Indiana Jones has given all those impressionable young historical adventure lovers a false impression about relic-hunting. Erm, oh wait. Sigh. . . . More to the point: Do we really need busybodies fretting over whether or not a fun scripted TV show bolsters the prospects of their political project?”

It’s all part of the Narrative Control Project.


Full post as published by Instapundit.com on September 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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