This mainstream television series may be about the afterlife, but it also serves as a platform for defining our morality here in the real world. We discuss the team behind its creation and how they crafted a narrative that avoids political correctness, while teaching us about ethics and positivity in a time of political trauma.

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• Science... For Her!
• Let’s Get Physics Y’all
• EXPERIMENTING with Megan Amram
• The Lifeguard
• They Remain
• The Prisoner
• Brooklyn 99
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 

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