The return of Porcubat. This time less crispy.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Fringe "Nothing As It Seems"
The return of Porcubat. This time less crispy.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Petticoats
This is the second of my short plays about Maud Duncan. This is about the "Petticoat Government" of Winslow, AR who held office for two terms from 1925-1927.
Carl Webber is a fictional character. To understand some of the context, Maud wrote in favor of going to war with Imperial Germany during WWI. Carl Webber is a German name, but he fought for the US and the Allies when he was 18-19.
Carl Webber is a fictional character. To understand some of the context, Maud wrote in favor of going to war with Imperial Germany during WWI. Carl Webber is a German name, but he fought for the US and the Allies when he was 18-19.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Justified "Measures"
"Raylan squares off with a pair of Detroit hitmen; the battle between Boyd and Quarles comes to a head."
Where It Went Wrong
Yes, I'm breaking out the red pen. |
Castle "47 Seconds"
"When a bomb kills five people at a protest rally, Beckett and Castle try to solve the case by reconstructing the 47 seconds prior to the explosion. Using video and witness accounts, they uncover the shocking truth about who planted the bomb."
Monday, March 26, 2012
Hoodies, Racism, And The Urban Community: My Defense of Geraldo
On February 26, George Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin. Martin was unarmed. Zimmerman was carrying a 9mm. After the initial call to the 911 dispatch, Zimmerman was told to stop trailing Martin, whom he thought looked suspicious. He didn't. Shortly after, Martin was dead. Truth is, those are really the only facts we know about the case of a 17 year old unarmed black teenager shot to death by a 28 year old Hispanic neighborhood watch leader. It's a tragedy whether Zimmerman was in the right to shoot or not.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Mad Men 5.1 "A Little Kiss"
"The soulless eyes of capitalist marketing!!!" |
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