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Your favorite period dramas for fall?

Autumn is now upon us and so is the comforts that one provides themselves for the season. What period dramas are your go-to to get you in the mood this time of year?

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u/30HummingbirdLane — 23 days ago
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Was this an accidental f-bomb?

In the cold open to "Little Prince" when they raid the drug den. When Garry get hit the first time it sounded like "Awh! Fuck!". I don't know if I'm hearing too much into it but it wouldn't surprise me if something accidentally slipped through.

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u/UpperphonnyII — 1 month ago
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[OC] Pin that belonged to my mom. These were given out to Walmart associates shortly after 9/11.

u/UpperphonnyII — 1 month ago
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TIL that last year the last remaining Shaker community gained its 3rd member. The Shakers was a Christian sect founded in the late 18th century with a peak membership of upward to 4,000. One of their main practices is celibacy, which made new memberships difficult.

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u/UpperphonnyII — 1 month ago
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Looking for Japanese war film from around the 40's

I once a few years ago watched a clip from a Japanese war film on YouTube that I think was released during WWII. I think it was set in the Second Sino-Japanese war as it was in China. What I remember was that the battle scenes were in an urban environment. What struck me though was that it was filmed like a documentary. It looked like a view of the fighting and movements in a city from a building window with long shots. It was reminiscent of 'Westfront 1918' in terms of combat scenes. I did all the digging I could but can't seem to find it. Much appreciated!

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u/UpperphonnyII — 1 month ago
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When this photograph was taken in 1826, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were still alive, Napoleon died five years previously, and Beethoven was 55

u/UpperphonnyII — 1 month ago