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If God Is Willing and Da Creek Don't Rise

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Well the premiere was tonight. They showed the first hour (Superbowl/Housing) and the last hour (BP Oil Spill).

Superbowl stuff was fun to watch since some of the game play I still hadn't actually seen (at some point I need to sit down and watch the game), and a lot of the reaction in the Quarter I was there helping with. We were on a balcony most of the night and watched the game through the window of the bar across the street.

They showed an incident with the police during a housing vote I had forgotten about. Made me mad all over again. Treme fans will appreciate some of the things being talked about in the first hour because it ties into a lot of the first season and the Big Chief's storyline.

The BP stuff is pretty much taking the company and the government response to task the whole time and nobody gets away unscathed.

Nagin also gets pretty much taken down. Much different reaction to him this time from When the Levees Broke premiere.

Still hard to watch the Katrina images.

Link to the other thread I had started which has some other info.

The show premieres August 23rd & 24th on HBO.
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Well I know Nordling saw it and liked it from Twitter.

I liked it and so did my mom and we had a lot of issues with Levees. Wonder what our thoughts would be on that one today if we watched it?

In the way I think Levees got Nagin re-elected I think this might get Cao re-elected.

I know a lot changed with the focus of it with the BP Oil Spill. I wonder what it would have been like without the BP Oil spill.
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I finally saw this the other day at a friend's place, and my feelings toward it are far different than When the Levees Broke. Not saying that I disliked it. I really enjoyed it, but the feelings of anger and rage have been replaced with exhausted resignation to the fact that the whole Gulf Coast seems to be totally fucked.

I did appreciate hearing Brownie's side of the story. Dude got scapegoated HARD.
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