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Everybody's All-American 1988, Review by Pete Croatto
The most striking thing in Everybody's All-American, aside from the atrocious hair and make-up work...
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6th March 2010 03:00 Dottie Goudy |
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On the episode of "Ghost Whisperer" aired on CBS this evening in Houston, TX, March 5, 2010, I felt that the speech of Jennifer Love Hewitt in the last five minutes of the show totally negated the concept that the show has been around from the beginning - that being the eternalality of the soul/essence of a person.This speech, which seemed to be edited purely for "political correctness" or simply to be non-confrontational or unacceptable to some people seemed to be to be a total copout. What's with this "we live on in the hearts of those who have known us". Hope this faux paus is corrected in future episodes or you have lost at least one follower.Dottie Goudy |
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