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I can overlook the minor issues for what the entire production succeeded with.
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| Posted: Fri Jan 16th, 2009 07:47 pm |
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I can only remember two times that I HAD to be in front of the television for a mini-series. The first time was "Roots". The only other time was for this Ken Burns series. This series rekindled a latent love for history, and specifically the Civil War. Without this series, I would never have found the time to visit Shiloh, which led me to believe that I could draw a map better than anything that the park had available. The result can be debated, but I alternately bless and curse this series for the way it changed my life. I can overlook the minor issues for what the entire production succeeded with.
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