Emmanuel Goldstein

Well, in Episode 3, They relegated the great world religions to a "myth." Is this how to commemorate heritage and foster dialogue, by insulting 2.5 billion believers of the Abrahamic religions (Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Bahá'í)? The lead character refers to, "Solomon... making him the legendary ruler of myth." King Solomon is not a myth or a legend. He was the son of King David (as in, David and Goliath). He is venerated as wise and a prophet in the holy books of these religions. Not a myth, but a historical fact. Nothing gets into a script by accident. This attack and injury to the faithful was intentional and premeditated. The show had a little promise, but once again, it is made by fools and hypocrites who think they are entertainers. If you want people to watch something, don't start by insulting them, their religion and heritage. I predict low ratings.