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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsJackie Robinson is on PBS tonight, directed by Ken Burns. An amazing story about an amazing person
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Jackie Robinson is on PBS tonight, directed by Ken Burns. An amazing story about an amazing person (Original Post)
still_one
Apr 2016
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Cool beans, I totally spaced out and missed BOTH nights earlier in the week
Brother Buzz
Apr 2016
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Brother Buzz
(36,456 posts)1. Cool beans, I totally spaced out and missed BOTH nights earlier in the week
still_one
(92,351 posts)2. I am sure they will show it again. What he had to put up was awful
SMC22307
(8,090 posts)3. Saw it advertised but don't remember the start date in my area.
Definitely one more Burns documentary I want to watch.
still_one
(92,351 posts)4. It is well done. I knew it was bad, but what he had to put up with was worse than I thought
Cresent City Kid
(1,621 posts)5. His wife was amazing and he really loved her
The story she tells of his passing away is very moving. He had survived a previous heart attack and must have known what was happening. He used the very last of his physical strength to stumble down the hall to find her.