September 22, 2006
Six Feet Right
Rightwing Trash is a great site, written by J.R Taylor, which celebrates "conservative thought in film, music, literature, and other lowlife pursuits." In a recent post, he finds rightwing themes in the now-defunct Six Feet Under:
The big surprise was Claire’s growth from high-school rebel to art-school student. The series delighted in goofing on all kinds of Sensitive Artists, and never spared their pathetic politics. Claire’s personal arc is too complex for this to count as a spoiler, but be warned, anyway: Her final happiness is earned when she’s cast into corporate America, where she meets the sensible Republican who becomes her true love.
The political parts of the show used to kind of bug me, but I do see his point. If you were into Six Feet Under, read the whole thing.
Posted by Karol at September 22, 2006 07:38 PM | TrackBackTechnorati Tags: Six+Feet+Under JR+Taylor
Comments
Didn't I tell you that a long time ago?
Posted by: Charles at September 23, 2006 03:02 PMIs it perhaps that SFU is a story, and some people become one thing, others another. I find the whole right or left leaning agenda mongers a little on the paranoid side.
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