I think I mentioned that MoSup, particularly, missed watching two (or
more) episodes of White Collar
as we supped each night. I suggested that she would probably get
just
as caught up by Spooks (MI-5), and I was right. It's been a few
years
since I watched the series, so I am able to re-enjoy most of
them,
although there are no Holy MFS! moments for me.
Last night we watched episode 20, "A
Prayer for My Daughter."
Because I'm not immersed in British politics (although I'm becoming
more so, as I watch more and more BBC stuff), I didn't have my antennae
up the way I do with anything Hollywood. I eventually did catch
on to
SPOOKS leftist tilt, but missed in the first go-around what every
Brit caught in #20; the bad guy, a murdering media
mogul, not only resembled Rupert Murdoch, he was BBC's character assassination
target, something that continues in real life.
I am reminded of this after posting the previous Koch Brothers
targeting. Progressives are
pricks in any language .
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Influential
United Nations negotiator Patricia Norton (Jan Chappell) is kidnapped
and later found murdered. Because Adam was fond of her, he discovers
that a shadow organisation called the November Committee, in which
media mogul David Swift (Ruppert
Murdoch) is a key member, was involved as they wanted her to
cease any peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian territories.
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I caught on to MI-5's motives after the first episode.
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Chet
Spooks?!?
ReplyDeleteRacist bastard!
What Chet said... the "terrorist" was a Yank with a Southern accent. Damn Redneck Terrorists...
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Come to think of it, my first attempt to watch SPOOKS ended after I watched the first two episodes. I can only say now that, and believe me when I say that MoSup's antennae for agitprop are most sensitive, once into it the raw excitement and entertainment value trumps all that. (Trust me mein little French pastry).
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