[ SECRET POST #2297 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2297 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I wasn't a huge fan of Pan Am and didn't finish watching it after I heard it was cancelled, but I remember being really effected by the acting in the episode in Berlin, with the French flight attendant who was raised in Paris under the Nazi occupation. It was some deep stuff, but I felt the show itself was a little too fluffy/candy colored given the history it was dealing with.

Also, OP, I'm going to recommend The Hour to you, since you mentioned having problems with Mad Men: it treats with a lot of the same issues, but I vastly prefer how it handles the career-woman-in-man's-world thing, the more traditional wife of a philandering asshole thing, and all the variations in between.