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Articles tagged "adam rodriguez" PopMatters Picks: The Best TV, Film, and DVD of 2008 FeatureAs Charged - Top 10 TV Guilty Pleasures of 2008by PopMatters Staff[12.Jan.09] :. If television is indeed a vast cultural and artistic wasteland, then the 10 examples of culpable amusement selected by our staff must represent something significant -- or perhaps we're just way too addicted to the old boob tube. PopMatters Picks: The Best TV, Film, and DVD of 2008  TV ReviewCSI: Miami: Season Seven Premiereby Todd R. Ramlow[22.Sep.08] :. CSI: Miami foregrounds, in its best episodes, the effects of transnational capitalism.  TV DVD ReviewC.S.I. Miami: The Fifth Seasonby Marco Lanzagorta[6.Dec.07] :. By possessing a superior moral stand and a precise sense for justice, and by never having to justify his actions to anybody, Horatio is the perfect embodiment of the quintessential Old West crime fighter.  TV DVD ReviewCSI Miami: Season Twoby David Leonard[28.Feb.05] :. CSI Miami celebrates wars on terror, drugs, and crime that disproportionately affect communities of color.  TV DVD ReviewCSI Miami: The Complete First Seasonby Mary Colgan[6.Jul.04] :. CSI Miami presents cases so clinically that it can introduce issues as scandalous as anything on reality TV without appearing exploitative.  TV DVD ReviewBrooklyn South: The Complete Seriesby Stephen Tropiano[23.Feb.04] :. The first episode features the sort of graphic violence one would expect to see in an R-rated film. |
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