Kennedy’s Death Revisited, Old Frame by Old Frame tonight on NatGeo 7.00pm

[malaise]

http://tv.nytimes.com/2011/11/19/arts/television/jfk-the-lost-bullet-on-national-geographic-review.html
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The awful anniversary is upon us once more, which means that somebody must be looking yet again at the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

That somebody is the National Geographic Channel, which on Sunday will broadcast “JFK: The Lost Bullet.” When you consider how overworked this territory is, it’s actually a darned interesting program.

The guide is the journalist Max Holland, who has written several books on the assassination and is here asked to revisit it with the aid of a re-enactment and versions of the Zapruder film and others that have been given a high-definition enhancement.

[Blue_In_AK]

1. That event made me who I am today,

for better or for worse.

[malaise]

4. I think that event affected an entire generation

one way or another

[Schema Thing]

2. I have a friend who worked on this Nat Geo show

And in a weird coincidence, I worked on a Discovery Channel show, "Histories Mysteries" about the assassination several years ago. They went on to do a series of about six shows deconstructing the events in Dallas. I think the whole series was very well done from a standpoint of forensics.

[malaise]

3. Wow - so many interesting people post here

Thanks for that. :D

[Eddie Haskell]

5. NatGeo bullshit.

:puke:

[RagAss]

6. It was my first memory in life and the reason for my un-mitigating cynicism.