Heat Of The Night
| Relationship | Randy comments negatively on the show, criticizing its premise and repeating an allegation about drugs on set. |
|---|---|
| Sentiment | Negative |
| Assessment | Randy calls the show's premise hypocritical and 'a bad thing,' and he does not express approval of the subject itself. |
Heat Of The Night is a Randypedia page about the television series In the Heat of the Night, which Randy discusses in a negative commentary. He describes the show as based on the 1967 film, says its premise was hypocritical, and repeats an uncorroborated claim that there were drugs on the set.
Randy's view
Randy's relationship to the subject is critical rather than celebratory. He says he is not trying to offend fans, but he still concludes that a show about people who uphold the law while breaking it is 'a bad thing.'
Claims in the transcript
The transcript also includes a claim, attributed to a person named in the transcript as Carol Connor, that there were drugs on the set. Because that claim is not corroborated elsewhere in the available material, it should be treated as Randy's reported allegation rather than settled fact.
Related articles
Source note: The available evidence is a single commentary transcript, so the page is based on limited support. The shorter title appears to point to the TV series In the Heat of the Night, but the transcript itself does not otherwise resolve the naming.
References
- Randy Johnson, In The Heat Of The Night (randy commentary), archived transcript.