Huh, I always thought Sesame Street was in the Bronx.
Mal ,'Serenity'
Cable Drama: Still Waiting for the Cable Guy to Show Up with the Thread Name...
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
I thought it was Brooklyn!
So either the UWS or Alphabet City. [link]
I think the casual racism is evident in the way Harry and Henry both kept referring to how "they" will burn down the city. I think upper middle class New Yorkers of the era would certainly have a lot of ingrained racism, but they'd also distance themselves from the overt racism happening in the south during the Civil Rights era.
I agree. Also, when Pete is calling you out for being an insensitive ass, that should be a signal that you're being pretty awful.
Mayor Lindsay's walk through Harlem.
I know James Brown is widely credited with keeping Boston from having a riot, by putting on a free show that night that was aired on PBS.
OK, I don't have a lot of sympathy for (or even interest in, to a large degree) Don, but that "what if someone shoots Henry" was painful.
I know James Brown is widely credited with keeping Boston from having a riot, by putting on a free show that night that was aired on PBS.
Thanks to archivists, the concert (or at least some of it) is online! [link]
"what if someone shoots Henry" was painful.
It really was. Don's reply, though, my god.
I think that did comfort Bobby though?
I know, that's why it was brilliant! It's exactly the sort of thing Don says to clients to calm them down too, actually.