November 18, 2003

HBO Programming

Frank Rich reviews HBO's "Angels in America," with a few remarks about CBS, "The Reagans", and the vociferous outcry of the Reagan supporters which caused that program to be pulled. I missed this the other day when it appeared in the paper; fortunately Jake at Political Aims did not. If you don't know the story the play tells, it's a depiction of how AIDS killed some 55,000 people during the 1980s, became the biggest public health catastrophe this country had faced in many years, and was virtually ignored by the Reagan Administration. Looks to be a show well worth watching, so check your local listings.

Posted by Linkmeister at November 18, 2003 03:36 PM
Comments

I had read this review and thought that the special would be very interesting..
Roy Cohn was some character...
I am particularly interested in the AIDS/White House association because I helped start an AIDS clinic where I worked.
Only another women and myself would give the cocktails..no one wanted to go near the stuff thinking it was too potent and gene alterating...
We met some great people at the clinic...

Posted by: toxiclabrat at November 19, 2003 02:28 AM

I am *so* tuning in to Angels in America - I cannot WAIT!

Posted by: JeanNINE at November 24, 2003 11:02 AM

I need to know when "Angels in America" will be
shown on HBO again...I tried to tape it the first
time and my cable messed up and did not do it..I
thought at the time I was really missing something really good and now I KNOW FOR SURE that I did...HELP!!!

Posted by: Arizmendi at January 27, 2004 06:06 PM