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  >>271
Fucked the numbering, sorry.

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A skeleton of...a cat! A cat's skeleton!

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Somehow, even though born after the apocalypse, Ruth's daughter has managed to get fillings done. That's nice.

  How the fuck did Sheffield get hit, or anywhere else for that matter. You'd have thought there was only that American base going by this (and that they only got scrambled after the second bomb). I'd say I'm glad I had to go to bed when this stuff was on, but they put this kind of stuff on after sesame street (channel 4 was even worse for these sorts of programs) or pigeon street.

>>285
It was partly a response to the US made for TV movie The Day After. TDA is set in Lawrence Kansas, which was supposed to be the "safest" part of the United States, as it was the largest tactically insignificant area.

Kind of a "no one's safe from nuclear war" type deal. Personally, I think Threads is a little over the top in terms of things like nuclear winter (lasting thirteen years after the bombs?) and the complete collapse afterwards, but hell, they were trying to scare people.

>>286
But Sheffield was/is tactically significant, that's why i don't get how it got bombed. You wouldn't believe (yes you would) how many RAF base there is surrounding Yorkshire... by gum

>>287
Yeah, that's the point, it was supposed to show how nowhere is safe from nuclear war. Which is sort of bullshit, but hey, they had a message to get out.

Someone mentioned this like 6 months ago. I watched it then. Fucking ruined my weekend I got so depressed.

>>290
I just got mad because one of the rolls royce factory's is just up the road from where I lived at the time (not that I'm that far from it now, and I'm closer to the one that makes nuclear engines), but I enjoyed the nostalgic aspect of it.

>>290
Yeah, that was me. Mainly because there's only like four people who post in here, which sucks, because Post-Apocalyptic literature/movies/games are one of my main interests.

>>294
I check here a lot (once every two days).

So there's at least your ol pal wintermute

possibly the best PA movie ive ever watched, definite to see movie

>>296
It's definitely one of my favorites. A little bit dated.

I'd really like to have seen more of England 13 years after the war. I know what happens after bombs fall: fire and radiation. I want to know what happens to society years down the road.