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Thread started 07/06/17 8:24pm

morningsong	Now I watched an episode of "Tales" not knowing its premises Talk about being confused as heck. I'm all, where does this happened? But Brody was just too fine I was happy to sat in my confusion fora while. My confusion was cleared up when it was explained to me its a flipped script thing.
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Reply #1 posted 07/07/17 11:56am

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smile "Tales" ? what is this thing you call "Tales"?

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Reply #2 posted 07/07/17 12:17pm

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"Tales" ? what is this thing you call "Tales"?

It's not what you think. I didn't realize until this morning it's a new show. It's not one I'll be watching with any consistancy, quite brutal. But Brody is cute though, I might have to pass through every once in a while.

"It seems that the racial flip seen in the inaugural episode has sparked much talk and caught the attention of viewers far and wide. Taking its cue from the lyrics of N.W.A's "F**k tha Police," the premiere placed viewers inside of a world we're accustomed to, but with very different rules. Saraiya noted that the N.W.A. track's "trenchant lyrics about police brutality are as unsettlingly relevant today as they were in 1988." Touching on a multitude of issues that African-Americans face in this country today, the episode turns these issues and norms on their head."

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Reply #3 posted 07/07/17 12:51pm

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