For Ed, a cardinal sin of our era was the politicization of history, or “the reading into the past the prejudices of the present,” as he put it so eloquently.
The actress’ stability of personhood is something we seek as human beings, and perhaps this is exactly why “Murder, She Wrote” was so immensely popular.
In a time when many entertainers are being canceled and replaced by humorless, talentless individuals who check off all the correct woke Left boxes, all Saget wanted to do was make people laugh.