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"It's no use Ted. you'll never get it absolutely right."

It's a fantastic cover. I read it at school and loved it.

When the highlight is a black and white screen inside Wembley Arena you know it's struggling.

The 20th Anniversary Special convinced 9 year old me that they had eschewed actors and had cardboard cutouts of Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson.

Brands Hatch in 1976 would tick a lot of boxes (as would 1982).

"Stevens, Stevens..."

This looks splendid. I'll keep my fingers crossed.

Absolutely. Trump is utterly blinkered but he's just the latest in the long line of parochial Americans ( and Britons) who think that they won the war alone.

Not disagreeing but Britain was the desperate one and Roosevelt was keen to help/supply. The Hollywood version of the war removes many British achievements but to suggest that we could have defeated the Germans without the US is stretching it.

I'm convinced they came up with the title first and the "story" came later. Finally finished me off as a regular viewer.

To be fair, and I'm sure Trump doesn't mean this, Roosevelt used every trick in the book to supply Britain before December 1941 and had to hoodwink the US public in order to gain re-election. Similarly the highly mobile Red Army relied on the 400,000 US supplied trucks to move.