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Television - Or how much did they leave out ?

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Posted by tankerbuilder on Saturday, June 27, 2015 10:21 AM

Well;

Nacherly ! Now with that , how much do you think they would"ve left out ?

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Posted by GMorrison on Saturday, June 27, 2015 9:24 AM

I must have missed the show. In general terms, I try not to watch too much commercial TV for that reason, I can't stand ads. What gets left on the cutting room floor to make way for ads must be someones quick decision, not a result of a thought out process with your enjoyment and story coherence at the top of the list. And it seems as though the R rated stuff goes first.

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Television - Or how much did they leave out ?
Posted by tankerbuilder on Saturday, June 27, 2015 8:46 AM

RE: Wake Island ;

       I was watching this the other day and wondered . How much of the real story did they leave out ? How much more could've been in the content without commercial interruption . For many years I have been a proponent of " Run all the commercials before and after the show ".

Let the advertisers fight for who's on first . Just let me see something like this , uninterrupted from beginning to end . After all what with kids not knowing some very important things about our history.

( it's not being taught ,or, if it is , Not in depth ) This is just as bad as saying that cursive writing is no longer needed , What ? How would Aaron Skinner or Tim Kidwell or Matthew know who I am when I write them a letter ? They might think my next door neighbor kid did it . Cursive is important . So is the whole history of an event .

   Now if you don't look in the shadows , you won't find the whole truth . So much is shaved off . So Was Wake Island complete as is ? or how much was left on the cutting room floor ?

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