So here’s a question: Would you watch The Bible on The History Channel again? I can definitely say I would not. As far as I am concerned it missed its mark–at least the mark I set for it as a… Read More ›
History Channel Bible
And another thing about Sunday night’s “The Bible”
There was another portrayal from the fourth part of The Bible on the History Channel that was potentially the most explosive insinuation of the entire series thus far. It wasn’t Peter walking on the water, although Burnett and Downey’s depiction of that… Read More ›
“Messing with the Barbecue!” The Bible on the History Channel, Part 4
Don’t Mess with the Barbecue! I’m from Texas and one of the things I miss here in New York is good-ol’ Texas barbecue. I have really only had barbecue at one particular New York establishment that I thought made passing… Read More ›
The Bible on the History Channel, Part 3
Ok. Here’s my problem: there is simply too much to write about that is wrong with the History Channel’s presentation of The Bible! I can’t do it, I tell you!! But let me summarize some recurring themes and then get… Read More ›
The Bible on the History Channel, Part 2
I just can’t go with everyone on this. Let me ask those who are so strongly supporting this series: Is it really all that engaging? Is it really all that entertaining? It’s not its accuracy that is reeling you in…. Read More ›
What Critics are saying about The Bible on the History Channel
Source URL: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/historys-bible-what-critics-are-425767 2:05 PM PST 3/3/2013 by Jane Kellogg History’s ‘The Bible’: What The Critics Are Saying The miniseries left THR’s [The Hollywood Reporter] TV critic wondering who the intended audience was for this “fractious and overwrought” adaptation of the… Read More ›
The Bible on the History Channel . . . A Review
I have learned from past experience that practically any time channels like The Discovery Channel, the Biography Channel, A & E, and in this case The History Channel, try to take a closer look at the Bible or Jesus, it… Read More ›