The lines they do blur. I didn't read that as "political" at all. It read more like character development. Leo being an old-school head-cracker just waitning for retirement (check the way he walks) with out-moded attitudes. We ALL know one.   See 12 other replies

just saw this reply! i am like you! but in southeast kansas! it's a trip isn't it to be what we are, where we are!!   See 12 other replies

Don't worry about it, I live in the mddle of the U.S., not to far away from the "bible belt" and the Ozarks... and DaVinci's Inquest was and is one of my favorite shows of all time.
But admittadly and proudly I declare myself a left wing socialist liberal, so I'm hardly a impartial viewer. It just says there's probably others in the area.   See 12 other replies

I don't think it leans any farther left than the U.S. shows do. Every program nowadays is so far left that it's disgusting. I just ignore all of the anti freedom, anti liberty agendas and enjoy the action and acting.   See 12 other replies

Oh, and I almost laughed out loud when Leo gave Mick a hard time about liking Sunny. He even used the phrase "interracial relationship," which I think truly shows how dated it is. Would anyone even think twice anymore if they saw a white guy and a girl from India together? I don't think it can be considered "political" when the topics are from over a decade ago. It's just entertainment, like H J said.   See 12 other replies

I think the discussion of "agenda pushing" (at least for the first season of this show) would be more relevant if we were having it back in 1998 when it aired. I've watched seven episodes so far, and most of these issues aren't really prevalent any longer. While nursing home abuse, S&M, drug legalization, assisted suicide, and other topics of that sort are definitely still debated and important, they're not the "hot button" topics they once were, unless some event happens to bring them back into the spotlight. Now we have the economy, the war, health care, gay rights, Iran, and most of what Pres Obama does from day to day bombarding the 24-hour news networks. To me, it was interesting to see these now old debates featured in a T.V. show. I felt like I was back in high school! :)   See 12 other replies