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    The criticism of Daily Show regarding Criminal justice reform Humans’ minds are the most precious gifts god has given to us. However, sometimes our minds could be manipulated without being known by ourselves. As people know more and more about how our brains and psycho-activities are functioning, the ways to mislead people’s thoughts are being mastered by more and more people, especially politicians. Under this circumstance, it seems that people need a role of some outside instructions to…

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    That is such a great way of looking at things. I don't always hear that same mindset from other actors. But I think it's great because if you don't hold it against that show, that show may be calling you some time down the road to audition for something different. If you're holding it against them, then you might miss out on booking that role later on down the road. Exactly. You might not know something about the show that if you watched it, you would know the tone of it. I watched…

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    on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes, frequently portraying space or time travel and life on other planets.” And westerns are usually defined as “a genre of various arts, such as film, television, radio, fiction and art. Westerns are…

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    business. According to Postman; politics, history, education, and religion became intermingled heavily with entertainment. This led to television being one of the main sources of information which in turn caused the degrade in actual research. Postman had conducted a survey to test the knowledge on the Iranian Hostage Crisis. This particular crisis was shown on television for more than a year. The result of this test showed that American’s knew of the event but no further details containing…

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    technology in particular transformed people’s lives: the television. Less than a century ago, people lived without the use of this revolutionary technological item. Now the vast majority of households in America has one if not numerous televisions. People own televisions for a variety of purposes. Some people watch college sporting events, teenagers may drown out the voice of their mom, and others watch news programs. Even though the television serves a multitude of different functions, these…

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    watch TV on average about fifty hours a week. I believe television has affected my thinking on government and politic. I watch Fox News for coverage of politics and governmental issues. I occasionally watch some liberal news outlets. However, I find that Fox News typically contain and share information that shows little filtration. The O'Reilly Factor is one source of Fox News that has no filtering of the news that I enjoy watching. Television has helped shape my view of social justice, just…

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    The Real ‘Wolf of Wall Street’?, produced by Vice, is a short documentary that efficiently captures life of Dana Giacchetto. This documentary is aimed at anyone mature enough to understand themes of drugs, sex, and a life of excess, but it also helps to have seen The Wolf of Wallstreet movie. The Real ‘Wolf of Wall Street’? presents the true inspiration for Leonardo DiCaprio’s character in The Wolf of Wall Street. Dana Giacchetto is everything you would expect from a “Wolf of Wall Street”.…

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    Television and other forms of media are important in this day in age to get information out to the masses even if some of it is bias. In the book Fahrenheit 451 Ray Bradbury uses ideas and builds a setting to support the idea that television is important to society even with its flaws. Montag, the main character, lives in a dystopian world where firemen are no longer fighting fires, they are creating them. Montag believes that he understands his world better than anyone but when he meets…

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    There are few shows that have gone on for over a decade and maintained a consistent, and strong following. One of these shows is Grey’s Anatomy, produced by the legendary Shonda Rhimes. Starting way back in 2005 the show is now on its 12th season and not showing any signs of quitting. Despite the show’s melodramatic plotlines, people who watch the show also feel a sense of sophistication because of the interesting medical cases that come onto the show, convincing viewers that it isn’t a…

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    According to the three topics of Family Guy, Fresh Prince of Bel-air and NCIS. In particularly, with these three topics that has been view and analyze and watch how individual has more violence than the other. Some scene to have less violence in them, there was not a constant violence that everyone put on among each other. Each show has its own part of it rather if it violence or a sense of humor in the show at some point. However, each and individual show has its own psychological issue, which…

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