Both sides, now: TV in blue and red: Commander in Chief unfolds as a nonpartisan (yeah, right!) fantasy; Three Wishes is one big faith-based initiative.(television show 'Commander in Chief' portrays a woman as the President of United States)
American Prospect, The, November, 2005 by Thrupkaew, Noy
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> IN HIS ADVANCE PUBLICITY WORK for Commander in Chief, series creator Rod Lurie told the press that the show--ABC's new drama about the first female president--was distinctly "anti-partisan." Oh please, Rod; it's a lefty wish come true. The audience at the Washington screening put on by the nonprofit women's group The White House Project churned with excitement, punctuating key moments of the drama with choruses of "mm-hmm" and "you tell him, girl." In the revival-tent atmosphere of the screening room, we were gripped with the fevered righteousness of a ...
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