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Grammy23

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12. Yes, I do remember that show/movie. Seems like it was around 1984.

Sat Mar 31, 2018, 12:22 AM

Mar 2018

It was hyped endlessly and of course, we watched. Scared the bejeebers out of us. (My husband, my teenage son and my adult niece.) I Just remember the grim after effects of the people walking up a dirt road with rubble all around and sun blocked by clouds. No electricity and ALL communications cut off. Very little food. Sick and dying people everywhere. It was very sobering and hopeless, as I recall. I do not remember the panel discussion afterward. I was probably curled up in a fetal position sobbing.

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