“Episode 6” really makes a commentary on the 1970s. To begin, Mary takes out some obscene material at the library. There, she meets an insecure librarian, who is gay. As well, Grandpa Larkin sees his court appointed psychiatrist for flashing. Plus, Grandpa Larking manages to drop knowledge, too. These are just some of the story […]
In regards to “Episode 5,” here’s some funny scenes; especially, when Grandpa Larkin drops some knowledge on Martha about the benefits of a short life in this world. As well, we learn Mary gets a disturbing call from a stranger. Plus, Grandpa Larkin arrives at Mary Hartman’s house in the mid morning. These are some […]
As this episode begins, we learn Grandpa Larkin is back in jail. As well, the Hartmans are headed back to the House of Pancakes when things get hot. Plus, Mary tries a new brand of coffee. Further, Sgt Foley commits fornication. These are some great stories lines to follow in this broadcasts.
“Episode 3” has a few good story lines. To start, a Fernwood Courier reporter is on Lombardi mass murder story. As well, Grandpa Larkin isn’t finished with flashing. Plus, Mary loses it as the whole family goes the House of Pancakes. These are some of the story lines to watch in this episode.
“Episode 2,” which you can catch on YouTube, is funny as f..k. To begin, we learn Granpa Larkin is arrested for indecent exposure. Also, mother is worried about Cathy’s new boyfriend. As well, Mary still wants some loving, which had me laughing.
In review, we’ll look at “Episode 1” of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman which is a cult classic soap opera from the 70s filmed in Los Angeles. It’s centers on a housewife named Mary Hartman, on the verge of a breakdown, who lives in Ferndale, Ohio. The show revolves around her family and their daily lives. […]
When it comes to spending money on politics, Buckley v. Valeo (1976) said campaign contributions are free speech.
When it comes to Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory album, “Points Of Authority” is about power. That being said, it can be understood that power circulates, and it is never monopolized by one center. It is deployed and exercised through a net-like organization. This video highlights that point with the severed heads, the present system of […]
When it came to providing free advertising for the abortion industry, NIFLA (2018) v. Becerra said the California Reproductive Freedom, Accountability, Comprehensive Care, and Transparency Act violated the First Amendment’s Free Speech and Free Exercise Clause.
The Purge is a movie that makes you think because it mirrors reality. Like for example, “Why do the rich and government always want to kill off the poor?”