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#TVDrama

48
posts · 30d
15
users
2
posts / day
3.2
posts / user
-59% vs last week

#TVDrama is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 15 people shared 48 posts with it — around 2 a day. Activity is down 59% versus the previous week, peaking on Oct 13 with 9 posts.

#TVDrama posts per day (last 30 days)

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Tom Forrester
@tforrester.bsky.social
1 day ago
You know that feeling when you know you could write a 100% better murder mystery than the dross the BBC and ITV commission? Yeah, that. #writing #tvdrama #tvproduction
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The TV Cave
@thetvcave.bsky.social
5 days ago
Captain Flint. John Silver. Madi. Eleanor Guthrie. Max. Anne Bonny. Charles Vane. Black Sails gave us four seasons of chaos, betrayal, and brilliant storytelling. It's time for TV to bring back this kind of pirate drama. 🏴‍☠️ #BlackSails #TVDrama #STARZ #tvsky
Black Sails Deserves Another Look, and TV Needs More Pirate Dramas Like It

www.thetvcave.com

Black Sails Deserves Another Look, and TV Needs More Pirate Dramas Like It

There was a time when television wasn't afraid to give us ruthless pirates, bloody battles, questionable loyalties, and characters who could betray someone before breakfast. From 2014 to 2017, Starz d...

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KillBait UK 🇬🇧
@killbait-uk.bsky.social
6 days ago
Prison Conditions Mirror TV Drama Time, Former Officer Says 🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅ 👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅ #prisons #rehabilitation #tvdrama 👇👇👇

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Prison Conditions Mirror TV Drama Time, Former Officer Says

The article discusses the new series of the TV drama 'Time', which portrays prisons as bleak, violent, and lacking in rehabilitation opportunities. Alex South, a former prison officer and author of 'Behind These Doors', argues that the show's depiction of prison life is depressingly accurate. The drama depicts HMYOI Alderwick, a fictional young offender institution, as a place where violence and isolation are rampant, with prisoners often locked in their cells for up to 19 hours a day. South highlights that the reality of English prisons mirrors this portrayal, with overcrowding, insufficient staff, and a lack of educational or rehabilitative programs. The Sentencing Act 2026 allows for early release of prisoners after serving only a third of their sentence, but this does not address the root issues of prison culture. South points out that the 'keep-aparts' system, where prisoners are kept isolated due to gang conflicts or other disputes, exacerbates division and violence. The article notes that 80% of offending in England and Wales is reoffending, suggesting that most prisoners do not benefit from their time in custody. South concludes that the show's portrayal is 'beautiful and ugly and exact, all at once', and that the real prisons are just as bleak as depicted, with prisoners often denied basic necessities like sufficient toilet paper. The author emphasizes that the cycle of violence and isolation in prisons is not only harmful to inmates but also to society as a whole, as these individuals return to the community without meaningful rehabilitation.

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