Yes, The Day After was a movie shown in the early 80s. Also, the incident that Oleg described where the Soviets detected a nuclear missile launch which was later discovered to be a reflection of sunlight on clouds happened in 1983 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983_Soviet_nuclear_false_alarm_incident#:~:text=On%2026%20September%201983%2C%20during,it%2C%20from%20the%20United%20States
7:40 They were very powerful-and a good thing, because they stopped the Nazis-but they overspent their power stopping the Nazi Holocaust. That’s a big theme of this show, the devastating impact of WWII on their society.
The one Nuclear movie that made an impact as a kid was a cartoon When the Wind Blows (1986) it's freely available on Internet Archive with music by David Bowie
Grey wolf, I love your content, but the show audio is so loud compared with your voice audio that the automatic captions don’t even pick up what you said a lot of the time, and even when I rewind and listen again I can’t make out what you said. I know everyone hates it when the show volume is too low in reaction vids, but in your case I think it’s too high. I just want to hear what you’re saying.
PS This is a new issue in the past couple months, I have always had no trouble following your commentary in the past. Maybe there’s a setting that got adjusted or something.
11:30 I think she probably went out of her way to find a wine that he had probably never tried and would be really keen to try. She probably paid attention to everything he said about wine whenever she was with him, for like a year, building up to this part of the operation to make sure he would take the drink and that it would not be a familiar flavor.
The way the show depicts EVERYONE in America watching The Day After is pretty accurate. We all watched it.
Yes, The Day After was a movie shown in the early 80s. Also, the incident that Oleg described where the Soviets detected a nuclear missile launch which was later discovered to be a reflection of sunlight on clouds happened in 1983 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983_Soviet_nuclear_false_alarm_incident#:~:text=On%2026%20September%201983%2C%20during,it%2C%20from%20the%20United%20States
7:40 They were very powerful-and a good thing, because they stopped the Nazis-but they overspent their power stopping the Nazi Holocaust. That’s a big theme of this show, the devastating impact of WWII on their society.
Martha should have stayed and took her medicine
The one Nuclear movie that made an impact as a kid was a cartoon
When the Wind Blows (1986)
it's freely available on Internet Archive
with music by David Bowie
Grey wolf, I love your content, but the show audio is so loud compared with your voice audio that the automatic captions don’t even pick up what you said a lot of the time, and even when I rewind and listen again I can’t make out what you said. I know everyone hates it when the show volume is too low in reaction vids, but in your case I think it’s too high. I just want to hear what you’re saying.
PS This is a new issue in the past couple months, I have always had no trouble following your commentary in the past. Maybe there’s a setting that got adjusted or something.
3:39 for example
It’s only when the characters are talking at the same time as you. Otherwise it’s very clear.
11:30 I think she probably went out of her way to find a wine that he had probably never tried and would be really keen to try. She probably paid attention to everything he said about wine whenever she was with him, for like a year, building up to this part of the operation to make sure he would take the drink and that it would not be a familiar flavor.