In the parts of the series I've watched, there have been interviews with "the Nisei and Negroes who served in our army," as well as Nisei and Negroes who weren't allowed to serve.

This documentary isn't so much about the war as about the American experience of the war—on the homefront and on the front lines. If that's not your cup of tea, don't watch.

As previous commenters have noted, the issue isn't that we'll run out of oil, but that we'll run out of cheap oil.

...and right at least 95 percent of the time.

So why doesn't he win the lottery more often?

Do not use the toilet.

I’ve never even seen an In-N-Out Burger and I thought this was common knowledge.

Why would it be common knowledge that you've never seen an In-N-Out Burger?

Good thing they all wore grey that day,

We know that if a volcano rained magma, ash and sulfuric acid down on Tim's house and triggered a worldwide volcanic winter, he would carry on being a jerk.

Pu a handle on it and they can roll their lawns.

Small island communities in the US also have situations like this on occasion.

Now I finally understand that line from Dylan: "And he just smoked my eyelids and punched my cigarette."

Hey neato, the fake pipe bombs were reported to police hours after the ATHF crackdown had begun. They only added to the hysteria.

Not to be a jerk, but that streaker in '74 was actually well-hung.