Kennedy Era Sitcoms
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Hazel as an Insurrectionist on The Kennedy Era Sitcoms
I spent a month in East Hampton visiting my dad when I was about nine years old and he rented a house. I lived near the Manson/Tate house in L.A., and it was the Summer of Sam in New York. We may have been leisurely eating linguini and clam...
Welcome Back Kotter and the End of Western Civilization as a Final-Wave Kennedy Era Sitcom
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The Kennedy Era Sitcoms is hitting a new stride and one of my subscribers at Canter’s deli told me I should flip the switch and start writing about The Reagan Era Sitcoms, but we’re still in...
The Jeffersons as an Accidental Study of Race in the Kennedy Era Sitcoms
I’ve now struggled to write about The Jeffersons for days which is insane. I’m not sure it was my favorite show, but the word favorite should be obliterated from the English language. For years, everything I liked was my “favorite” and I de...
Three's Company as a Kennedy Era Sitcom Spiritual Malaise
My first memory of a Kennedy era sitcom pushing the envelope and challenging the American TV viewer was Three’s Company. I was over at a friend’s house, and Jack, Janet, and Chrissie, were on the cover of Newsweek, that was mostly about pol...
F-Bomb-Troop as a Kennedy Era Sitcom Metaphor for Vietnam
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