They made a Law and Order:Criminal Intent about the phenomenon a few years ago. Apparently it's an issue in the deaf community. Some deaf communities are so insular and segregated that they want nothing to do with the hearing people. So if a family member gets a Cochlear or something they disinherit and shame them. It's like a really strict Amish community
Bernadette is portrayed as smarter than Howard. She even mocks him for not having a PHD like she does. She tells him verbatim she is smarter than him, and he agrees.
While Amy is socially awkward she mellowed over time. They had whole episodes dedicated to how awesome the girls were. And Penny gets a job as a manager and excels at it.
TBBT became all about the women making the boy's lives better. The women were always shown to be smarter, more capable, and domineering than the boys. They even made Penny the higher paid partner with Leonard.
And Young Sheldon is the usual anti-Christian of modern tv.
Maybe it's growing up an army brat but I've always enjoyed MREs. Still there's a weird dichotomy with a situation where you need aid for food and water but you have the time, motivation, and resources for an online food review.
Not really. They still push the Steele dossier Russian stuff, the grab them by the pussy, and the good people on both sides. The media lies to them and they eat it up because it allows them to be "good" people while doing nothing.
I'll tell you guys an underated modern day, well for the 90s, Samurai movie. The Hunted with Christopher Lambert. It's just a gruff Samurai protecting Lambert because he can identify the ninja who killed his wife(?).
The episode that sticks with me is Alligator. It's the one where they can remove memories from a person's brain. So a former addict accidentally killed someone but it forced her to turn her life around. But a witness to it recently died so she kills him to silence him, and then like it's RDR2, has to keep killing people to hide her continuing killing streak. She ends up murdering a baby, and gets caught because a hamster saw it. It's one of the most tragic stories I've ever seen.
Where's the insurrection claim when neighborhoods claimed areas to be sovereign territory and kept government officials out?