I need a list of all the "liberal" shows on TV.

[Pale Blue Dot]

I need channels and specific times. I can't say why except to say that soon I might have some... influence.

I watch "The Daily Show", just not as religiously as I would wish. What other ones are there? Again, please be specific. Thanks! (In a bizarre way, this really COULD make a difference) :-)

[CalebHayes]

1. CROSSFIRE

Because Paul kicks Tucker's ass.

[Pale Blue Dot]

2. Time?

I know it's on CNN. Remember I need specifics. I'm bookmarking this thread for future use.

[PVnRT]

11. 4:30 Eastern

n/t

[BlueEyedSon]

3. Bill Moyers' "Now", Bill Maher's "Real Time"

Look em up.

[DieboldMustDie]

4. NOW -- With Bill Moyers

on PBS. Broadcast time depends on where you live.

[0rganism]

5. Check out FSTV, if you haven't already

It's a satellite channel, but a fair number of public access channels run it, too.

http://www.freespeech.org

To see if there's an affilliate cable channel in your area,

http://www.freespeech.org/fsitv/html/affiliates.shtml

[supernova]

6. Are you looking specifically for Public Affairs shows?

Or all shows with a liberal world view?

[Pale Blue Dot]

7. All shows with a liberal world view.

Anything that would be good if more people were tuning in.

[Beaker]

8. I'm sure that you could get plenty of help at FreeRepuglick-

they tend to keep track of that kind of stuff- gotta know who to boycott, and which channels/times to program into the parental control, after all..."Protect the Family!"- and the tender, innocent minds of the children.

[0rganism]

9. Except that the freeper idea of "liberal" is anything left of Mussolini

thus skewing the area of study.

[leftyandproud]

10. EVERYTHING on PBS

[Kathy in Cambridge]

13. Not true-I've seen them spin things to the right-esp. Charlie Rose

[Doctor_J]

14. You mean like

the McLaughlin Group, with Mc, Blnakley, Charen, Buchanan, Krondrake, and Germond? Or Wash Week in review, with Krauthammer and McLaughlin?

[supernova]

12. I'll say "Joan of Arcadia" is a show with a liberal worldview

Reasons:

- The "God" character is always someone unexpected, usually a servant type, the usual type to go unnoticed in society. IOW, you never know who is God is going to be.

- The story line asks more of the human characters than they are prepared to give. They wind up having the stretch their idea of what is "human", what is "lovable."


- None of the story lines is purely good or purely evil. Sometimes the choice is between the better of bad choices.