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In highlights from the latest episodes of Moving Back to America, Bill Whittle nails the impact of the "Let's Go, Brandon!" meme (code words to deride President Biden), and unpacks the consequences of a divided nation in post-Gilligan America.

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Gilligan's Island, Star Trek, Welcome Back Kotter and other broadcast TV classics bound us together as a culture in a way that cable TV and streaming services like YouTube, Apple TV, Netflix, Hulu, and the rest, never can. It's not just the content of these old shows, but the fact that we all watched them at the same night, at the same time.

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Is fear of failure the ultimate dream killer, or do you nurture it as an excuse for your refusal to try? Loser avoidance behavior can become a compelling drug to paralyze you from taking action. Bill Whittle and Zo Rachel step into the battle.

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The Internet Movie Database (IMDB.com) tweaks the ratings of the new documentary 'Fauci' to compensate for the barrage of one-star reviews. Review site RottenTomatoes.com says critics give it a 91% rating, but the audience slams it with a 4% rating. If they'll do this for a documentary, how can viewers trust either service? Does data manipulation make for better movies?

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Recorded live before a global audience on Thursday, October 14, 2021.

Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, the founders of Ben & Jerry's ice cream, get pressed to explain why they'd block sales of their product in the so-called "Occupied Palestinian Territories" (OPT), but not in Georgia or Texas where laws also run afoul of their Progressive stance. They seem mystified at their own actions, and rapidly bring down the waffle cone of silence.

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With more than 2,000 Southwest Airlines flights cancelled or delayed in recent days, speculation ran rampant that pilots, upset about the recent COVID-19 vaccine mandate, had staged a sickout.

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NBC reporter Kelli Stavast, while interviewing NASCAR driver Brandon Brown, gives decent conservatives a way to curse President Joe Biden in public without dropping the F-bomb. The meme explodes, spawns a cottage industry in t-shirts and the like. Bill Whittle explains why "Let's Go, Brandon!" resonates so deeply.

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Without honor, you have no internal restraint on bad behavior. Without shame, you have no external restraint on bad behavior. To boost happiness in life and society, we need to bring back shame. Can post-modern society revive the force of shame without making it a governmental power? Who decides what's shameful?

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Squid Game is the top-rated show on Netflix, and a network exec calls it the 'biggest show ever'. What's the appeal to American audiences of this brutal, bloody, Korean-language (with subtitles) series where virtually everybody dies?

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