When America Fell in Love With Villains: Did Prestige TV Break Our Moral Compass?
Send us Fan Mail What if television didn’t just reflect America’s changing morals… but helped shape them? For over two decades, audiences have celebrated antiheroes like Tony Soprano, Walter White, Dexter Morgan, and Ray Shoesmith — deeply flawed men whose violence, corruption, and manipulation become strangely acceptable because we understand their motivations. In this provocative solo discussion, Joe Curdy explores the rise of morally gray storytelling and asks an uncomfortable question: Di...
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