Category Archives: 1968

Television’s Sci-Fi Conspiracy That Never Was

Posted on September 17, 2008 by whiskeysplace

Watching Fox’s new Sci-Fi series, “Fringe,” by Writer/Producer JJ Abrams, I was struck by the “Conspiracy That Never Was,” and the total inability of current TV, as well as Comic Book writers and producers, to make decent Science Fiction. Science … Continue reading →

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Why Is It Always 1968? Part 2

Posted on September 8, 2008 by whiskeysplace

In my prior post, Why Is It Always 1968 Part 1 I discussed some of the factors accounting for the astonishing fact that culturally, from music, to food, to dress, to politics, to entertainment (with some exceptions), twenty year olds … Continue reading →

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Why Is It Always 1968? Part 1

Posted on September 8, 2008 by whiskeysplace

Recently , Ed Driscoll linked to my post, Comic Books Dirty Little Secret, noting that: Much has been made by any number of commenters, from Steve Sailer, to John Derbyshire, to Spengler, to Mark Steyn, to in particular, Ed Driscoll, … Continue reading →

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