| 30 Rock |
Lee Marvin v. Derek Jeter Season 4 episode 17. Liz Lemon says to
producer Peter Hornberger, regarding special treatment and preferences
for hiring: "I'm no better than... you, whose dad who was in the Masons
with Dave Garroway." [00:18:50]
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| 'Allo 'Allo |
Watch the birdie. Series 5, episode 9. Fairfax : "I say,
Carstairs, two men with ducks on their heads have just walked into the
public convenience. What do you make of that?" Carstairs : "They're probably freemasons." [00:14:15] | |
| The Adventures of Robin Hood | While rebuilding Barnaby Church Walter, the master mason, resists a plan to turn the church into a fortress. To assist him, Robin is made a mason. [00:18:00] "The Mark" (episode 88, 3.10) Directed by Robert Day, written by Robert Newman. Richard Greene, Alexander Gauge, Archie Duncan, Victor Woolf, Charles Gray, Philip Ray, Kenneth Cope, Llewellyn Rees. 2 December 1957 (UK) ITV, 30 min. mono, black & white. |
| Andy Griffith Show | Off to Hollywood. Andy goes to California to see his story, "Sheriff Without a Gun," being filmed. He suggests visiting his cousin who is the Grand Master that year. [0010:10] Andy Griffith, Ronny Howard, Frances Bavier, George Lindsey, Aneta Corsaut, Howard McNear. Written by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick Directed by Alan Rafkin. Season 6: 1965-66 Episode 166 (C). [Also see non-masonic fraternal references and a reference to the Shriners in Aunt Bee, the Swinger.] |
| Are You Being Served | Mr. Humphreys: "I can't stand secrets, can I Mr. Lucas?" Mr Lucas: "No you can't, Mr. Humphries. That's why you didn't become a freemason, isn't it?" Mr. Humphreys: "One of the reasons." [00:21:40.] John Inman and Trevor Bannister, from "The Agent". season 7, episode 7 (1979). |
| Bergerac | Starring John Nettles as private detective Jim Bergerac. Series was created by Robert Banks Stewart. Aired from October 1981 to December 1991: 87 episodes: BBC-1, 60 min. Masonic references are made in several episodes. In episode 47, "Poison", [21 Feb 87] Jim investigates when a freemason dies during his initiation ceremony. |
The Big Bang Theory
| Approximately 13 seconds into the introductory credits, an image of the USS DeKalb briefly appears [00:00:13] in a high speed photo montage. Without the use of freeze frame technology the image is practically indiscernible but the additional appearance of an image of the reverse of the American Great Seal—the all-seeing eye and pyramid—raises the question of why this particular image was chosen. |
| The Bill | British police drama series set in and around Sun Hill Police Station, in London’s East End. Produced by Thames Television, and ITV. [no specific episodes are referenced] |
Bones
| Season three of FOX television's police drama Bones
contains a multi-episode story arc about a cannabalistic serial killer,
introduced in the season premier, "The Widow's Son in the Windshield".
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| Carnivàle | In season 1, episode 1, Ben Hawkins sees a glimpse of a Knights Templar ring in a dream. In episode 8, "Lonnigan, Texas". A carney named Phineas Boffo wears a Knights Templar ring, mentioning that it is his lodge ring. Carnival owner, Samson, carries a money clip with the same red cross emblem on a black and white quartered background. HBO. 2003/11/10. Episode 9 includes someone attempting psychometry on a key fob while above him on the stage decorations are several symbols including a skull and crossbones and the all-seeing eye. They also visit a meeting of "the Benevolent Order of Templars." On their promotional website (2003/08/16 - 2008/07/10) a sidebar "Carnivàle Fact" notes: "Some experts claim that the Freemasons continue the traditions and mysteries of the Knights Templar, whose Order was founded in the 11th century to protect Christian pilgrims visiting the Holy Land." |
| Chambers | In The Masons, broadcast 18.5.98 and 20.8.98, John Fuller-Carp decides that becoming a Freemason will improve his chances of winning cases. Starring John Bird as John Fuller-Carp, James Fleet as Hilary Tripping, Sarah Lancashire as Ruth Quirke, and Jonathan Kydd as Vince Griffiths. Written by Clive Coleman , and broadcast in the morning comedy slot (11:30 am) on Radio 4, with a repeat in the early evening comedy slot (6.30pm) a few months later. Produced by Paul Schlesinger. BBC comedy. [unconfirmed] |
| The Chris Isaak Show | "Braveheart." As part of an extended joke on conspiracy theories, bass player, Rowland Salley says: "The whole IMF - freemasons - they rule the world." Episode 46, First aired March 25, 2004 [82118-380]. Written by Maryanne Melloan, directed by Kevin Inch. [unconfirmed] |
| CNNN | Chaser NoN-stop News Network (2004) Australian comedian Julian Morrow travelled to America and interviewed Americans about world affairs. In answer to the question, "what is Al-Qaeda?" one unnamed interviewee responded: "Listen to my answer. Al-Qaeda is a wing of the Masonic Order" [00:05:20] Directed by Mark Fitzgerald, produced by Andy Nehl. 25 min. English, Australia, stereo. [19 September 2002-14 November 2003]. |
| Columbo | "Requiem For A Falling Star." A Shriner’s ring is used to expose the murderer [01:05:55]. Peter Falk, Anne Baxter, Mel Ferrer. Season 2, Episode 5. Director: Richard Quine, written by: Jackson Gillis. January 21, 1973. * (Also see Dagger of the mind.) |
| Dennis the Menace | "In the old Dennis the Menace TV show, there's even an episode in which Dennis brags at school that his dad is a '32° Mason.' " The Complete Idiot's Guide to Freemasonry, S. Brent Morris. p. 107. Between 4 October 1959 and 7 July 1963 146 episodes were produced over four seasons. The episode may be "Dennis Creates a Hero" (3/20/1960), directed by Charles T. Barton and written by Peggy Chantler Dick and William Cowley with guest stars Billy Booth (Tommy), Charles Seel (Mr. Krinkie), Wade Cagle (Reporter). Starring Herbert Anderson, Gloria Henry, Gale Gordon, Joseph Kearns, Sylvia Field. [unconfirmed] |
| The District | Episode 29: To Serve And Protect (20.10.01) Craig T. Nelson’s character, Chief Jack Mannion is seen wearing a masonic ring. (CBS) Producers: James Chory, Rob Corn, Denise Di Novi (executive), Terry George (executive), Lynn Marie Latham (executive), Craig T. Nelson (consulting) Cast: Craig T. Nelson, Lynne Thigpen, Jayne Brook, John Amos, Sean Patrick Thomas, Justin Theroux, Roger Aaron Brown, Michelle Forbes [unconfirmed] |
| Drawn together | "Lost in Parking Space, Part II" (2007/10/04) A parody of "Hakuna Matata" from The Lion King, "Scumma Bumma Grubba Moochie" is sung by Xandir and two bums in a mall parking lot. The lyrics include a reference to freemasons. [00:06:10] Guest voices : Phil LaMarr, Billy West, Qarie Marshall, Jess Harnell. Written by Elijah Aron and Erik Sommers, directed by Ray Claffey. |
| Duckman |
Eric Duckman discovers that his real father, Red Crocker, is a
gun-totting survivalist living in a barbed wire compound. When Duckman
tells Red that he is his son, Red replies:
"You freemasons must believe I'm soft in the head." [00:10:00] Directed by Stig Bergqvist, written by Stephen Sustarsic, David Silverman. Season 4, Episode 18, 24 May 1997. |
| Harvey Birdman, Attorney At Law | Episode 24, Season 3. "Bird Girl of Guantanamole" (8/14/2005) 1960s Hanna-Barbera cartoon character, Morocco Mole, is on trial, charged with being an enemy combatant. When accused of being Muslim, Birdman replies that he’s not. When asked, "Then what's with the fez, then?" the reply is, "Shriner, third degree, Clown Unit." [00:09:20] Written by Erik Richter, Michael Ouweleen. Director: Richard Ferguson Hull. Voices: Maurice LaMarche, Peter MacNicol, Paget Brewster, Bill Farmer. |
Hill Street Blues
| Michael Conrad (1925/10/16-1983/11/22) played Sgt. Philip Freemason Esterhaus for the first four seasons of this award winning show. His character was a kindly man, displaying a deep caring attitude towards the men and women in the squad; represented most forcibly by the admonition which he used as he dispersed the officers each day to go about their duties. As they leave, suddenly he breaks their movement by shouting, "Hey! Let’s be careful out there." His full name is used in Season 1, Episode 13 (1981/03/25) [00:43:33]. Daniel J. Travanti, Veronica Hamil. 60 min. (Police drama). * |
| In Living Color | In episode 23 (Season 2) the sketch "Mo' Money with Whiz and Ice" opens with a close-up of a Shriners Convention banner spray painted, "Home Boy Seminar". Running on Fox Network from April 1990 until August 1994, this half hour comedy sketch show was created by Keenen Ivory Wayans. The Homeboy Shopping Network series of skits featured Damon Wayans and Keenen Ivory Wayans. |
| In the Heat of the Night | Non-mason, Carrol O'Conner, as Chief Gillespie wears a masonic ring on his left hand in at least one episode. Starring Carrol O'Connor (1922/08/02 - 2001/06/21) [Unconfirmed]. |
Inspector George Gently
 | Series 7, episode 4. "Gently Through the Mill" (2009/05/24) In this 1960s period piece police drama, Detective Sergeant John Bacchus discovers that a murder victim was a freemason and joins his father-in-law's masonic lodge to solve the case. This episodes is yet another example of British television writers' portrayal of Freemasonry as "a bunch of crooks." [00:17:00] Directed by Ciaran Donnelly, written by Mick Ford. Martin Shaw, Lee Ingleby, Simon Hubbard. Produced by Company Pictures for BBC One, UK, English. |
| Inspector Morse |
Masonic Mysteries
January 24, 1990 (Series 4, episode 15). Producer: David Lascelles,
Director: Danny Boyle, Writer: Julian Mitchell. Carlton/Central
Television’s series starring John Edward Thaw (3 January 1942 - 21
February 2002) as Chief Inspector Endeavor Morse and Kevin Whately as
Detective Sergeant Robert Lewis. This episode involves Morse performing
in Mozart’s "Magic Flute".
His supervisor, Chief Superintendent Strange, played by James Grout, is
a freemason, and the murderer uses masonic symbolism in leaving clues. *
Basilios: Who let you into my house? Digby: Your mates in the police force was it? Masonic handshakes, all that stuff? Basilios: What are you talking about? [01:17:43] |
| The Jackie Gleason Show |
Ralph Goes Hollywood. (1969)
(4 October 1969 : Season 4, episode 2) Directed by Frank Bunetta, written by Rod Parker and Walter Stone. Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Bing Crosby, The June Taylor Dancers, Jane Kean, Sheila MacRae, Maureen O'Hara, Johnny Olson, Bert Parks, George Petrie, Greta Randall, Jackie Lynn Bowen, Sammy Spear and His Orchestra, Dick Sterling. USA, English, 48 min. Mono, Colour. The Jackie Gleason Show (TV series 1966-1970) "The Honeymooners: The Sun and Raccoon Capital" (Season 4, episode 9 : 22 November 1969) Directed by Frank Bunetta, written by Rod Parker and Walter Stone. Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Jackie Lynn Bowen, James Carey, George Church, George De Vries, Pat Henning, The June Taylor Dancers, Jane Kean, Jimmy Lewis, Sheila MacRae, Lillian Melek, Jeremiah Morris, Cooper Neal, Johnny Olson. USA, English, 48 min. Mono, Colour |
| League of Gentlemen |
Christmas Special. (2000)
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| M*A*S*H | Mail Call Three February 6, 1978. Written by Everett Greenbaum and Jim Fritzell. Directed by Charles Dubin. Radar (Gary Burghoff) tells Hawkeye (Alan Alda) that his mother’s new boyfriend "is a third degree mason" who takes her to the masonic lodge for bingo on Fridays. |
| Midsomer Murders | King's Crystal 26 January 2007. Written by Steve Trafford. Directed by Peter Smith. Introduced in Episodes 44 "The House in the Woods", it isn't until Episode 57 "King's Crystal" 10th Series that Detective Constable Ben Jones is identified as a freemason when Barnaby asks Jones to use his masonic connection to help their investigation to untangle a family glassware's financial irregularities. |
| Millennium | In Season two, episode 14, the Millennium Group is revealed to be masonic. In Episode 2.16, when the "Old Man" is buried the Elder opens a wooden case and takes out a navigator’s compass which he drops into the grave. * |
Monk (2006)
| Captain Stottlemeyer has a Shriner's fez on his office bookshelf. [00:07:25]]. "Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty" (17 March 2006. Season 4, Episode 16) Directed by Andre Belgrader, created by Andy Breckman, written by Peter Wolk. Tony Shalhoub, Traylor Howard, Jason Gray-Stanford, Ted Levine, Benito Martinez, Wings Hauser, Carlos Gomez, Emmanuelle Vaugier, Michael Weaver, Clyde Kusatsu, Bonita Friedericy, Kimi Reichenberg, Bryan Coffee, Aaron Lustig, Carlease Burke. USA, English, Colour. Touchstone Television, Mandeville Films, USA Network (July 12, 2002 - December 4, 2009) |
Monty Python
| Blackmail "Monty Python Live at City Center 1974" How to Give Up Being a Mason Series Two: September 15, 1970 - December 22, 1970 The Architects Sketch Series Two: September 15, 1970 - December 22, 1970 Policemen Make Wonderful Friends Series One, Episode 6 "Policeman (John Kleese): Yes! Policemen make wonderful friends. So if you are over six feet tall and would like a friend, a pen friend, in the police force, here is the address to write to: 'Mrs Ena Frog, 8 Masonic Apron Street, Cowdenbeath'. Remember - policemen make wonderful friends. So write today and take advantage of our free officer. Thank you. And now for the next sketch." * |
Murder Most Horrid
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The Case of The Missing. A traffic policewoman is promoted to investigate a murder where all the clues point to a masonic conspiracy. Episode Number 1 (November 14, 1991). Dawn French, Bill Paterson, Timothy Spall, Stephen Frost. w: Ian Hislop &'; Nick Newman, d: Bob Spiers, p: Jon Plowman. |
MTV Live (2010)
 | Behind Nicole Holness and Daryn Jones can be seen a square and compasses emblem on the brick wall, and a skull resting on a monitor. MTV Live, Saturday, 19 June 2010 Created by Mark McInnis, Alex Sopinka and Pam De Montmorency; Executive producer, Mark McInnis. 30 min. English, Canadian, stereo. |
News Radio
 | "Rose Bowl" (1997) Mr. James tries to win a court case on the merits, but is losing so, prompted by Joe, he says a masonic word and the judge immediately says he wins his case. [00:25:16] NewsRadio "Rose Bowl" (1997). Directed by Tom Cherones, written by Paul Simms and Alan J. Higgins. Dave Foley, Dave Nelson, Stephen Root, Andy Dick, Maura Tierney, Vicki Lewis, Joe Rogan, Khandi Alexander, Phil Hartman, David Clennon, Glenn Walker Harris Jr., George Lindsey. 30 min, English, Colour, Stereo. 5 February 1997 (Season 3, Episode 15). Bill: "Yes... Shriners, Rotarians, Elk Lodges, it's like I'm their king." [00:07:30] News Radio "In through the out door." (1996). Directed by Patrick Maloney, written by Paul Simms, Drake Sather, Josh Lieb, Alan J. Higgins, Joe Furey. Maura Tierney, Phil Hartman, Khandi Alexander, Joe Rogan, Vicki Lewis, Andy Dick, Dave Foley, Stephen Root, Steve Susskind. |
| Night Court (1984) | "Once in Love with Harry". A shriner's fez hangs on Judge Harold T. "Harry" Stone's coat rack above a safari pith helmet and a straw boater. Harry says to another, rather pompous, judge: "By the way, about that club of yours? I don't think I'm interested. I mean, you know, no secret handshakes or anything." [00:20:00]. Executive producer: Reinhold Weege, directed by Jay Sandrich, Gary Shimokawa, written by Reinhold Weege (creator) Set Decoration by Edward J. McDonald; Joshua Meltzer, property master. Harry Anderson, Karen Austin, Selma Diamond, Richard Moll, John Larroquette, Paula Kelly. Original Air Date: 22 February 1984 (Season 1, Episode 7) |
| Not Only... But Also | There is an unconfirmed report that Dudley Moore appeared in one skit dressed as a masonic candidate with one pant leg rolled up. Produced by Joe McGrath, John Street, Dick Clement, James Gilbert. Scripts by Peter Cook, Dudley Moore. Starring Peter Cook, Dudley Moore. Three series were made: 9 January to April 1965 (seven 45-minute episodes), January to 26 February 1966, and 18 February to 13 May 1970 (seven 30-minute episodes). Two episodes were broadcast in July 1971 as Peter Cook and Dudley Moore in Australia. |
| The O.C. |
The Way We Were. Marissa Cooper, played by Mischa Barton, wears what appears to be a square and compasses pendant. Marissa is described as "one of the few 'nice' characters amongst the spoiled and narcissistic teen population of Newport Beach." Her father, Jimmy Cooper, played by Tate Donovan, is described as a "corporate criminal". The O.C., FOX network series, Season 2, episode 2. (29) (11/11/2004) Director, Executive Producer, Doug Liman. Directed by Michael Lange, written by Allan Heinberg. The O.C. premiered 5 August 2003. |
| Prime Suspect 2 | Helen Mirren, as DCI Jane Tennison, suspects that secret handshakes and lodge connections have circumvented proper department procedure [00:12:06]. Freemasonry is not specifically mentioned. A theme, running through all six seasons of Prime Suspect, is the perception of conspiracy. Jane Tennison is constantly fighting perceived threats to her search for the truth. Whether it is fellow officers with something to hide in season one, freemasons in seasons two, three and five, secret deals with criminals in season six, or subordinates and superiors who are slow to keep her informed in every season, Tennison is quick to use the language of Freemasonry as she refers to secret societies and handshakes. 12/15/1992. Helen Mirren, Colin Salmon, John Benfield. Directed by John Strickland, written by Allan Cubitt, Lynda La Plante (Story). 203 min (4 parts) UK / USA, English. Colour, Dolby. (Mini-series, Crime / Drama). * |
| Prime Suspect 3 |
At Assistant Deputy Superintendent John Kennington’s retirement party
Supt. Thorndike, played by Stephen Boxer, introduces himself to Judge
Syers, played by Lewis Jones, by mentioning that they had "met at a
lodge banquet". [00:19:22]
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| Prime Suspect 5 |
"That bloody Jane Tennison, she'll be storming into your nick, the balls
of your best officers trailing from her jaws, spraying people with
claret, calling people masons, threatening resignation.... Well, I just
wanted to tell you that I'm not a complete maniac. [00:07:55]
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| Prime Suspect 6 |
Jane Tennison says to Robert West, played by Liam Cunningham: "Something
between them, a look, a gesture, a handshake. Something. I'm sure they
know each other."[00:03:54]
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| Red Dwarf | Time Slides.
Series 3, No. 17 (Dec. 12, 1989) Lister refers to the drummer in his
band as "Dobbin... he ended up joining the police force and becoming a
Grand Wizard in the Freemasons." Written by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor
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| Riget I and II | " The Kingdom" (1997) An evil occult presence is suspected of coming from a masonic lodge hall adjoining the hospital. [00:00:00] Produced by DR & Zentropa, directed by Lars von Trier & Morten Arnfred. 1994, 1997, Denmark. |
| Rising Damp | "The Perfect Gentleman" (1975) Rupert befriends a grifter masquerading as an aristocrat up from his country estate. He refers to his exclusive circles, and notes "the magic word, Boaz." [00:13:00] Original Air Date: 5 December 1975 (Season 2, Episode 5) Directed by Vernon Lawrence, written by Eric Chappell. Leonard Rossiter, Don Warrington, Richard Beckinsale, Henry McGee. Colour, mono. |
The Rockford Files
| In this warm-hearted, detective drama, actor Noah Beery, Jr. (1913/08/10 -1994/11/1), as Joseph 'Rocky' Rockford, made one reference to belonging to a "lodge" in the first two seasons. Created by Roy Huggins and Stephen J. Cannell. September 13, 1974 - July 25, 1980 NBC (Crime Drama) 123 60 min. episodes + 9 TV movies. James Garner, Noah Beery Jr., Joe Santos, Stuart Margolin, Gretchen Corbett. [season 2, episode 6] |
| Rumpole of the Bailey | The Case of Identity.
Episode 9, Season 2 (6/5/1979). Martin Fisk plays Dave Anstey, who has
been set up by his employer Freddie Allbright, played by Tony Caunter.
Allbright, who is identified as a freemason, is later shown to be having
an affair with Anstey's wife, and to have paid for a violent attack on
another employee.
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The Simpsons
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Episode 43, Season 2 (2-21) Three Men and a Comic Book,
Written by Jeff Martin. Directed by Wes Archer. Original airdate:
1991/05/09. Mayor 'Diamond' Jim Quimby opens the 12th annual "Close
Encounter of the Comic Book Kind" Convention by announcing: "Well, have
fun and be sure to clear out by six for the Shriners." [00:03:21] Later,
as Bart leaves, the Shriners can be seen arriving [00:06:43]. Production Code 7F21 *
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Something Wicked
|
Sam and Dean battle a Shtriga, a witch that sneaks into childrens'
bedrooms and sucks the lives out of them. Dean must relive his childhood
when he remembers that he encountered the Shtriga years ago. Dean and
his brother Sam have arrived in the town knowing that something is
wrong. Dean comes out of a diner with coffee for himself and Sam and
says: "The waitress said the local freemasons may be up to something
sneaky, but other than that, nothing."
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Space 1999
| Most probably not intended as a masonic reference, the symbol representing "Archanon, the planet of peace" can easily be seen as a stylized version of the masonic square and compasses. Martin Landau, Barbara Bain, Catherine Schell, Tony Anholt, Nick Tate, John Standing, Michael Gallagher, Veronica Lang, John Alkin, Raul Newey, Yasuko Nagazumi, John Hug, Anthony Forrest, Barbara Kelly. Space 1999. Episode 32 "The Mark of Archanon" [SPACE:1999 LaserDisc Volume 15] 15 October 1976. |
The Thin Blue Line
| Several mentions are made to Freemasonry in episode 9 [00:05:33]. CID Detective Inspector Derek Grim, played by David Haig—after being rejected by the freemasons—attempts to join a secret society called the Todgers [00:27:24]. Episode 10 opens with Grim complaining that Fowler had rejected a firearms permit application from the Chief Todger of his lodge. Rowan Atkinson as Insp. Raymond C. Fowler, Mina Anwar as Const. Maggie Habib, David Haig as Det. Insp. Derek Grim. A Tiger Aspect production for BBC-TV, produced and written by Ben Elton and Geoffrey Perkins, directed by John Birkin. Episode Number 9 (Series 2, episode 2): "Ism Ism Ism" (November 21, 1996) Guest Stars: Lucy Robinson (as Mayoress Wickham) Melvyn Hayes (as Chief Todger) Colin McFarlane (as European Commissioner). |
| This Is Your Life | Created
by Ralph Edwards in the late 1940s, the show used a simple format of
surprising an unsuspecting individual and informing them that "This is
your life," then the subject watches their life unfold before them for
the next 30 minutes. This episode featured Laurel and Hardy in the first
and only time that the comedy team appeared live on television in the
United States. One anecdote involves a pre-1927 movie that Oliver Hardy
made in Jacksonville where his performance as a drunk was reported to
his lodge who brought him up on charges, thinking he had actually been
drunk. [00:18:10]
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| Twitch City | Dizelle
: "Cats became the nemesis of the Holy Mother Church. But did the cult
of the cat die? No, it was carried on by the Rosicrucians in Scottish
Rite Masonry into medieval hermetic tradition." [00:30:00]
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| Vanished |
A detective drama, the first episode features a masonic conspiracy:
"The wife of a prominent Senator vanishes. The investigation which
follows uncovers evidence that not only is the victim not the person she
appears to be, but also uncovers evidence connecting her disappearance
to a century old conspiracy involving some of the nations most powerful political players and Freemasonry."
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| Whose Line Is It Anyway? (1992) | The
judge in a courtroom skit concludes by saying: "I have no choice but to
find the person guilty because they're obviously not a mason." [00:16:20]
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Wire In The Blood
| "Masonic
symbolism leads the investigation to a local lodge but to no avail, and
then the penny drops for Tony: the ways in which each of the pairs of
victims has died bears uncanny resemblance to the deaths of Christian
saints. This is a suicide cult." There is no implication that the
masonic lodge is linked to the suicide cult but a fanciful depiction of a
masonic initiation provides an important piece of narrative
misdirection [00:20:00]. This is the only episode, out of eighteen, that touches on Freemasonry. *
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