I even remember watching it, fact checking "Quince's outrages" and analyzing the show for a "Communications and Popular Media" course in my college journalism department. It was fun, even if formulaic, before it became Klugman's bully pulpit, but stayed interesting (if not mysterious) afterwords. Thank you for taking me down memory lane. After getting nowhere with this "public servant", we're off to a Senate subcommittee in Washington D.C., where The Big Q will not only testify, but will cross-examine the FAA rep ! Quincy points out that he's protecting the airline's profits, but not its passengers! Outrage! Number 3. probably isn't the effect Astin intended with his pep talk, but it looks like he'll have to do without Quincy at work for several more days as The Big Q we all know and love is officially back, and ready to crusade all the way to the top ! He's now after the "heartless bureaucrat" who gives us a stock QUINCY corporate answer: "My hands are tied!". Then again, waiting around for The Big Q added who knows how much time as well.certainly the Coast Guarders could have started pulling people out of the water without him, right? (Well, then again, based on what Astin told us, maybe not.) And there was only the one cutter, so wouldn't more Coast Guard manpower make a difference too? Ah, well, screw it, I guess you have to focus on one reform at a time.
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