In the Heat of the Night (TV series)
The 1988-1995 television crime drama that Randy Charles Johnson discussed and criticized.
| Relationship | Randy talked about the series directly and gave a negative assessment of its premise and alleged on-set behavior. |
|---|---|
| Sentiment | Negative |
| Assessment | Randy frames the show as hypocritical and says the alleged drug use on set makes it a bad thing. |
In this entry, In the Heat of the Night is the 1988-1995 television crime drama that Randy Charles Johnson discusses directly. He describes it as a police show about law enforcement officers who were hypocritical, and he says alleged drug use on set made the series worse.
Randy's critique
Randy's view is plainly negative. He says the show's moral premise is undermined if the people involved are breaking the law, and he ends by calling that a bad thing.
Related articles
Source note: Only one transcript is available. Randy's negative opinion is clear, but the allegation about drugs on the set is unsupported within the supplied material and should be treated as his assertion only.
References
- Randy Johnson, Randy Johnson video PRsF3pCNTDo (randy commentary), archived transcript.
Categories: TV shows | Part of Randypedia.