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[Blak Smyth]

Originally Posted by OLS

I don't watch the show personally, but my sister, knowing this, made me sit down and watch the Ken Burns-like Episode
over Easter at her house in Charlotte. I agree that conceptually it was very well done. Even on execution it was spot on.
Something about Pillow-town and Blanketsburg. It was good, they even had Keith David as the narrator.
Funny.
Well worth a Hulu.

But it must be on a night that I am watching public TV....or Survivor.

I just watched that episode last night, it was funny how they made it look and sound like a documentary.
It is the wierd/different episodes that I most enjoy.

[OLS]

Originally Posted by Blak Smyth

I just watched that episode last night, it was funny how they made it look and sound like a documentary.
It is the wierd/different episodes that I most enjoy.

Not just a documentary, THE documentary. Look at some clips from Ken Burns' "The Civil War" on
youtube, assuming there are any, and see what I am talking about. After looking it is clear there
are no clips on youtube. Pretty stiff copyright watchers over there a Peacock pictures or whatever
the foppy name of his company is. try this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxDP6...eature=related

[Blak Smyth]

Originally Posted by OLS

Not just a documentary, THE documentary. Look at some clips from Ken Burns' "The Civil War" on
youtube, assuming there are any, and see what I am talking about. After looking it is clear there
are no clips on youtube. Pretty stiff copyright watchers over there a Peacock pictures or whatever
the foppy name of his company is. try this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxDP6...eature=related

Watching it now!