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Can you define what a gang is? What can we learn about gangs and the cops that police them through the TV show The Shield?

How can TV and media critique the police? Is it possible? Do antiheroes do anything more than just glorify monstrosity?

WandaVision is very META but does that mean it's good?

The MCU is the biggest franchise in TV/Movie history. What kind of ideas about America's role as global police does it send? And what can we learn about the American approach to policing by looking at this attitude?

Original Title: The Most Important Modern TV Episode In 1999, The Sopranos changed the course of TV history with it's fifth episode "College," an episode that would come to define the next two decades of TV storytelling

Original Title: The Legacy of Spooky Cops: From Buffy to The X-Files | Copaganda Episode 7 The Spooky Cop Show™ genre used to be all about outsider heroes like on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and The X-Files, but nowadays, uniformed police officers patrol the supernatural like on Fringe, Grimm, and The Outsider. What happened?

At what point is a show too ridiculous to be copaganda?

Original Title; Did Brooklyn Nine-Nine Defund the Police in Season 8? | Copaganda Episode 3.2 Brooklyn Nine-Nine made a big deal about how the show would address the police protests of 2020 in its final season. How did the show do?

It's true! Succession is about a lot of things, from family to money to power to the best way to enjoy a glass of wine. But at its core, Succession is about the end of the American Century, about an impending collapse, and—well—climate change.