Big Love, Big Mess

So I just finished watching Big Love, the new HBO show about polygamists in Utah. It's mildly entertaining, I must admit; however, this is not to say it's good, for while it's blessed with interesting story lines and dialogue, it's plagued by lies, it's overcome by pornography and sin. The show, you see, twists the truth about polygamy, attempting to portray the husband as this loving family man, attempting to do right by God, when in fact we know in real life this is not at all true, since polygamists, like homosexuals, worship Satan; so if the show were at all interested in the truth, it would show the man and his family sacrificing Christian babies and participating in orgies. And it is because of these lies that I fully expect the secularists and their left wing media to start promoting a polygamist agenda, starting with legalizing polygamy. Also, I was disappointing to find that the characters did not wear the special underwear that they never take off that Mormons are rumored to favor. About the only realistic thing about the show, I think, is the fact that they family is always fornicating, succumbing to the evil desires of the flesh. I was, however, pleased with Chloe Sevigny's performance. For the longest time I loved her as an actress because of her role in KIDS. It was very realistic, exposing the truth about premarital sex, about what happens to whores -- they get AIDS. But then she did Brown Bunny, which was a very heinous movie and should be burned. Her portrayal of one of the wives in Big Love, though, is almost enough to bring her back from the abyss, for it is true to the nature of women, who connive, who are selfish, and bad unless kept in check by their men.