You Can't Follow The Dream, But You Can Watch The Nightmare
A Critique Of 'American Nightmare: Becoming Cody Rhodes'
During the second golden age of wrestling, legend Dusty Rhodes sired a modern-day paladin, Cody Rhodes.
Yet, in his self-titled documentary, The 'American Nightmare' depicts his meteoric rise as onerous and turbulent, despite his father's fame.
A candid reflection, this documentary reveals a side of wrestling doubters must see.
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Image credit: Twitter.com/CodyRhodes
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Ellen "Jelly" McRae
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Family Affair
Hey everyone, I am going to start an on-going new series of critiques on old television shows that I grew up on back in the late sixties and the seventies. The first one is 'Family Affair' starring Brian Keith and Sebastian Cabot who played Mr. Bill Davis and Mr. French. This was the story of a bachelor uncle and his gentlemen's gentleman who was found to take care of his two nieces and a nephew. Many of the situations that being that this program was a situation comedy would cover subjects like how a single 'father' raised children to issues like the one that I just watched dealing with 'latchkey children'.
By Mark Graham5 days ago in Critique
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