<em>Painkiller</em>: Purdue Pharma and the opioid epidemic dramatized
Any honest viewer is likely to extend the condemnation to the profit system as a whole, which is entirely willing to sacrifice untold numbers of lives in exchange for cash flow.
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Any honest viewer is likely to extend the condemnation to the profit system as a whole, which is entirely willing to sacrifice untold numbers of lives in exchange for cash flow.
TWO stories this week have featured the Windsors, the UK version of the royal court of Freedonia.
Massachusetts, home of the horrific Salem witch trials, was also the birthplace of a legendary actress known for playing a witch on a classic television show.
Matthew Broderick and Uzo Aduba star in Netflix's 'Painkiller,' an off-kilter dramatization of the origins of Purdue Pharma's OxyContin. Read our review.
Witch: her powers are amazing despite the fact she's a product of a mixed marriage. jasmine guy: i wanted to be able to be invisible like her. pop from one side of the room to the other. tina fey: these ladies are straight up magic, and their husbands want them to hide it. endora: don't tell me you've forgotten how to levitate. samantha: well of course i haven't forgotten, mother. it's just that darren prefers if i don't do any of that stuff anymore. tina fey: i remember that really pissing me off as a little kid, she's magic ! endora: young man! samantha: mother, don't! endora: just consider ...