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Monica Geller approves of that statement.

That may be, but it is what it is. BookTok has helped many authors reach a wider audience, we may as well use that same platform for historical films as well.

The same way many things of that sort are paid for, taxes. If only it were. But there have already been many movies about WWII. From older movies like The Diary of Anne Frank, Judgement at Nuremberg, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, Sophie's Choice, to newer movies like Oppenheimer, Inglorious B*stards, Jojo Rabbit, Dunkirk, The Zone of Interest, and so many TV movies and miniseries like The Tuskegee Airmen, Band of Brothers, and Holocaust. Plus so many more that others can add to the list. I don't think the issue is not enough WWII content in pop culture, but that the way it's reaching younger people needs to be rethought. Maybe have "influencers" on Tiktok promote these movies, both older and new.

I mean, if America is the reason why Kyle suddenly thinks she might be bisexual...

Preview for the rest of the season.

I think what also helped "Be Still My Heart"/"All in the Family" was that it was relatively unspoiled or hyped up. We didn't know at the time - or at least it wasn't advertised much as such - that Kellie Martin was leaving, so those episodes really were a punch to the gut (much in the same way George Clooney returning for Carol's exit was a pleasant surprise because we didn't know about it ahead of time as well). Plus in Lucy's case, there was that extra shock of her being the first main character to get killed off (yeah I know Dennis Gant died as well but he was a recurring character) instead of leaving County. Sadly, Grey's Anatomy learned the same lesson as well.

I'd say we can't say her name because she is like Candyman. If we all say her name enough times, she will show up in an episode.

Then again, would it make a difference for some people? Look at Sandy Hook as a recent example.

We really need a face palm emoji on here.

Jesus system.

Not true at all.

Nope. That's why there are large segments of society that think WWII was about fighting socialism and not the Nazis/fascism.

The same one that outlasted Liz Truss?

What's also funny is people complaining about how woke certain franchises have become today while forgetting how those shows were always woke (see many current Star Trek fans).

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The majority of people (friends and family) that I know aren't having more than 2 kids. And that's even with both parents working.

Not sure how much Confucianism affects South Korea. It might be ingrained in the culture, but so few Koreans practice it these days. And while SK can be a rigid and conservative society in many ways, it is interesting to note that from that group of countries, it has the highest proportion of Christians (a little over a quarter). Then again, both Taiwan and Japan have similar tiny Christian populations but Taiwan is seen as being as more progressive and liberal.

Well, the US just vetoed another ceasefire resolution at the UN security council...

I remember on Potomac on one cast trip to Europe, two of the HWs on that flight upgraded themselves to First Class from Business Class, which the other HWs were not happy about.

And then we go watch The Hunger Games at our local Walmart.

Also make it illegal for politicians and their family members to own stock in any military related companies.

Actors are persons too. Granted, Trump is crazy either way...

That and maybe she enjoys being a figurative punching bag? As her good friend Heather once said to her, "If everyone is saying you're dead, it's time to lie down".

"And to think they made a movie about that deadbeat Gandhi, when there's a story like this that hasn't been told." -Dorothy Z. Coming this fall, to an Oscar viewing party near you: Saving Donald's Privates.