Is it just me, or does crime documentaries have a biased "pro-cop" vibe to it?
Is it just me, or does crime documentaries have a biased "pro-cop" vibe to it?
I'm talking about those youtube videos.
Feels like lowkey copaganda to me.
Is it just me, or does crime documentaries have a biased "pro-cop" vibe to it?
I'm talking about those youtube videos.
Feels like lowkey copaganda to me.
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I've been watching The Blacklist with my wife. I've remarked that it's very honest in it's portrayal of law enforcement, in that they are all dishonest, corrupt, and criminal.
Not really a fan of the show, but I love James Spader's portrayal of Raymond Reddington. I lose interest when he's not in the scene. Just wanting to watch him has gotten me through to season 9.