Nasty Cockslut aka Uncle Linky

[Guest]

He's outgrown that stupid looking hat now, the fucking fathead.

I'm surprised it doesn't pop off his head like the end of Roger Rabbit.

[Guest]

Like one of those squeezy eyeball toys.

[Cuckara]

>catboys
I see that his cock sluttery would sometimes subtly reveal itself, but nothing that would make people seriously question his sexuality. Considering he couldn't help shoving rape into everything that he wrote at the time, I'm really surprised he was able to stop himself from mentioning dickgirls.

[Liar Revealed]

And now he's talking about 're-evaluating' Dragnet... He totally didn't get the point of Dragnet.

Oh geez. I remember an old video of his praising the show. Although there was an episode where Joe Friday says he hates faggots. Lewis handwaved that away by saying Jack Webb would have loved queers if he was alive today.

I suppose now he has to disown and "cancel" the show to stay in his Church of Woke.

[BenComicGraphics]

And now he's talking about 're-evaluating' Dragnet... He totally didn't get the point of Dragnet.

Oh geez. I remember an old video of his praising the show. Although there was an episode where Joe Friday says he hates faggots. Lewis handwaved that away by saying Jack Webb would have loved queers if he was alive today.

I suppose now he has to disown and "cancel" the show to stay in his Church of Woke.

The 1966 revival of Dragnet was made at the height of anti-police sentiment that makes current day look like a petulant temper tantrum.

Jack Webb wanted to be an advocate of the police. He didn't want to excuse bad behavior, but he wanted to show for the average cop, the job was long hours, little pay, and thankless work. He helped birth the concept of the police procedural, and I've rewatched Dragnet many times. I'd never disavow it or 're-evaluate' it; the sentiment is a good one: the majority of cops are hard working people that are too busy to screw around with citizens.

[Dingus Bajingus]

And now he's talking about 're-evaluating' Dragnet... He totally didn't get the point of Dragnet.

Oh geez. I remember an old video of his praising the show. Although there was an episode where Joe Friday says he hates faggots. Lewis handwaved that away by saying Jack Webb would have loved queers if he was alive today.

I suppose now he has to disown and "cancel" the show to stay in his Church of Woke.

The 1966 revival of Dragnet was made at the height of anti-police sentiment that makes current day look like a petulant temper tantrum.

Jack Webb wanted to be an advocate of the police. He didn't want to excuse bad behavior, but he wanted to show for the average cop, the job was long hours, little pay, and thankless work. He helped birth the concept of the police procedural, and I've rewatched Dragnet many times. I'd never disavow it or 're-evaluate' it; the sentiment is a good one: the majority of cops are hard working people that are too busy to screw around with citizens.

Sergeant Friday's badge number (714, a tribute to Babe Ruth's career home run total) was retired by the LAPD, and Webb is the only civilian in US history to be buried with full police honors. I've often wondered what a grounded "just the facts" Dragnet-style show would look like in more modern times with more modern technology, but I have zero faith that they wouldn't completely fuck it up, especially right now right now.

[BenComicGraphics]

Oh geez. I remember an old video of his praising the show. Although there was an episode where Joe Friday says he hates faggots. Lewis handwaved that away by saying Jack Webb would have loved queers if he was alive today.

I suppose now he has to disown and "cancel" the show to stay in his Church of Woke.

The 1966 revival of Dragnet was made at the height of anti-police sentiment that makes current day look like a petulant temper tantrum.

Jack Webb wanted to be an advocate of the police. He didn't want to excuse bad behavior, but he wanted to show for the average cop, the job was long hours, little pay, and thankless work. He helped birth the concept of the police procedural, and I've rewatched Dragnet many times. I'd never disavow it or 're-evaluate' it; the sentiment is a good one: the majority of cops are hard working people that are too busy to screw around with citizens.

Sergeant Friday's badge number (714, a tribute to Babe Ruth's career home run total) was retired by the LAPD, and Webb is the only civilian in US history to be buried with full police honors. I've often wondered what a grounded "just the facts" Dragnet-style show would look like in more modern times with more modern technology, but I have zero faith that they wouldn't completely fuck it up, especially right now right now.

Webb was lucky enough to run the production without a lot of oversight. He got to do the show he wanted without someone injecting long running plots(the only thing that possibly counts was Ganon trying to raise pigeons), inter departmental drama, or fake forensic science(ok, there's a lot of out-dated forensics, but outright fake? no)

We need a Dragnet today, IMHO

[impiousimp]

I was gonna make the Lightbringer proxy character (guy who gets the light powers) be a cop but then George flloyd happened. I already said this, but as much as I'd like to do that I dont want to detract from the superhero story. Could use a decent cop character though.

[Sieg Zeon]

Oh geez. I remember an old video of his praising the show. Although there was an episode where Joe Friday says he hates faggots. Lewis handwaved that away by saying Jack Webb would have loved queers if he was alive today.

I suppose now he has to disown and "cancel" the show to stay in his Church of Woke.

The 1966 revival of Dragnet was made at the height of anti-police sentiment that makes current day look like a petulant temper tantrum.

Jack Webb wanted to be an advocate of the police. He didn't want to excuse bad behavior, but he wanted to show for the average cop, the job was long hours, little pay, and thankless work. He helped birth the concept of the police procedural, and I've rewatched Dragnet many times. I'd never disavow it or 're-evaluate' it; the sentiment is a good one: the majority of cops are hard working people that are too busy to screw around with citizens.

Sergeant Friday's badge number (714, a tribute to Babe Ruth's career home run total) was retired by the LAPD, and Webb is the only civilian in US history to be buried with full police honors. I've often wondered what a grounded "just the facts" Dragnet-style show would look like in more modern times with more modern technology, but I have zero faith that they wouldn't completely fuck it up, especially right now right now.

Reno 911 is getting a revival and the trailer gave me an ACAB vibe, so yeah, no luck for a serious show.

[impiousimp]

Any thoughts on what I can do to really stick it to lewis in the comic?