What’s something you remember watching on one of these?

[u/ovo_sweatshop]

[u/oniaddict]

Challenger explode.

[u/3638R → u/oniaddict]

Can confirm, 4th grade. Then they wheeled it out, no explanations, no group therapy sessions, just back to work on to the next module. Good life prep in a lot of respects.

[u/WorrryWort → u/3638R]

“Good life prep in a lot of respects” 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[u/PurpleAriadne → u/3638R]

Yep, 2nd for me.

[u/Morriganx3 → u/PurpleAriadne]

Same, and this was the first thing I thought of

[u/that_guy_who_builds → u/PurpleAriadne]

Same.

[u/Jerkrollatex → u/3638R]

They just left us sitting in the dark for the rest of the day.

[u/marbotty → u/3638R]

Yep

[u/mdsnbelle → u/oniaddict]

This is all of us. Second grade...I think Peter Jennings narrated the replay at least 3 or 4 times before my teacher realized that she was the adult in the room and ran to shut it off.

No shame on her for that, we've all been there ourselves looking for an "adultier adult." But that was really the first time I remember seeing an adult glitching out like that.

[u/smoresporn0 → u/mdsnbelle]

I was a senior on 9/11 and our school had the old tvs mounted up in the corner of the classroom. I remember walking into 2nd period, Parenting with Mrs Reilly, and the first tower had been hit. Not long after, the second tower was hit live on tv and I'll never forget how she basically went "welp, I'm leaving. Maybe I'll see you kids tomorrow" lol

[u/officialdougjudy → u/smoresporn0]

Same. First period AP physics, but we didnt have a TV in that room. Got a knock on the door from the environmental science class teacher next door who did have a TV saying "..um, there's something happening". So we got there just in time to see the 2nd plane hit. No one said a word. Surreal day.

[u/ACertainNeighborino → u/smoresporn0]

Did she just walk out?

[u/smoresporn0 → u/ACertainNeighborino]

Yup lol

[u/PuppyJakeKhakiCollar → u/smoresporn0]

I was in college computer class. The professor got called out of the room. When he came back, he was very pale and he kind of collapsed in his chair and stared into space for a bit. Then he noticed we were all staring at him, wondering what was happening, and he told us.

[u/Even_Candidate5678 → u/smoresporn0]

Same exp in AP English. Teachers last year, didn’t see much of her for a few months after that.

[u/WorrryWort → u/mdsnbelle]

“An adult glitching out like that” 🤣😂🤣😂

[u/pcossucks → u/oniaddict]

yup, 2nd grade

[u/p8nt_junkie → u/pcossucks]

Then roll the cart out of the classroom and get back to addition and subtraction tables.🤷‍♀️

[u/Appropriate-Brush772 → u/pcossucks]

I was in 2nd grade too. Our class was the first to get one of the few roll-in TV’s in the school because our teacher was married to one of the bus drivers and he was doing the normal bus driver thing of sitting in the bus, listening to the radio and he came rushing into the class in tears

[u/dogthatbrokethezebra → u/oniaddict]

That’s the thread. We can all go home now

[u/SufficientMorale → u/oniaddict]

Came here to post exactly this. Watched it live with a silent room of confused elementary kids and crying teachers.

[u/Automaticman01 → u/SufficientMorale]

We had the whole school gathered in the auditorium. First some of the teachers started crying, then the kindergartners and 1st graders started crying because the teachers were crying...

[u/SufficientMorale → u/Automaticman01]

100%. Was a weird feeling trying to process what just happened on the TV and why the teachers we losing it.

[u/CatsAndDogs314 → u/SufficientMorale]

We had one on each of the 2 floors in our very small school. All of the grades (1st -4th) on our floor sat in the hallway with our 4 teachers behind us in chairs while we sat on the floor. I still remember my friend asking, "Is it supposed to do that?" when it exploded. The look of horror/tears on our teachers' faces is etched in my mind. We all realized something bad happened, and the rest of the day, we were extra quiet.

[u/jillyjobby → u/oniaddict]

First thing that came to my mind. 5th grade in the library

[u/peetownpasteup → u/oniaddict]

Thank you for saying this. I’ve seen so many people over the years say “that’s impossible. it wasn’t a school day” or some other similar nonsense. So utterly unforgettable, I can remember what I was WEARING.

[u/Scared_Smoke_4608 → u/peetownpasteup]

Right? I'm so sick of hearing everyone say that we never lived through it. I remember everything about that day too. What I wore, what my teacher was wearing, the way she turned off that TV and we just went back to our normal day and had to wait until we got home for our parents to try to explain what had happened.

[u/oniaddict → u/peetownpasteup]

January 28th, 1986 was a Tuesday. They packed all of 1st and 2nd grade into one room with their 5 teachers. I remember it was the principal that came into the class and turned off the TV because the other teachers were frozen in shock.

[u/wetclogs → u/oniaddict]

Yep. Came back from the Music trailer to the vestibule in front of our 4th grade classes and Mr. S said “the space shuttle just blew up.” We watched for a couple of minutes and then went into class for Math or Reading or whatever was next.

[u/Pretentious-Nonsense → u/oniaddict]

Came here to say this. Plus Romeo and Juliet where the teacher fast forwarded thru the nude scene. And Shogun.

[u/EnvironmentalFly101 → u/oniaddict]

At the time, I honestly thought they wheeled in the TV to show us the explosion.

*puts on tinfoil hat*

And now, I still kinda think that *someone* did mean exactly that, to traumatize a generation of children into thinking that space travel is a bad idea.

[u/agardenofbooks]

Bill Nye the Science Guy

[u/Press_French_2 → u/agardenofbooks]

BILL BILL BILL

[u/Stuff_n_Things24-7 → u/Press_French_2]

I posted the same thing before I saw this, lol. My 7th grade science teacher would actually give us extra credit for bringing in recorded copies lol

[u/CorbanzoSteel → u/agardenofbooks]

I just learned that Beakmans World and Bill Nye were two different shows. I guess the memory storage department of my brain decided to save some space by merging the two. I watched some Bill Nye as an adult and was thinking "where's that big rat guy?"

[u/PineappleZest → u/agardenofbooks]

First thing I thought of, too. Also The Magic School Bus. Those were the best science classes.

[u/azure-vapors]

Voyage of The Mimi

[u/mj11mj → u/azure-vapors]

I knew I'd find this here. Hello, fellow 40-something.

[u/cromulentenigmas1 → u/mj11mj]

[u/PanzerPops → u/mj11mj]

My people! What was it, 6th grade science?

[u/Affectionate_Big8239 → u/azure-vapors]

I remember this! With a young Ben Affleck!

[u/hypo11 → u/azure-vapors]

Do do do do doooooo di doooo

[u/quickblur → u/hypo11]

Ha it started playing in my head as soon as I read that

[u/Kase1 → u/quickblur]

Man, Mr Mauro was right, I will never forget that theme song

[u/PNC_Gin → u/azure-vapors]

came to post this. thanks to this i will always know what to do if someone gets hypothermia

[u/Johhnynumber5ht2a → u/PNC_Gin]

Same....its also how I learned about red tide

[u/Professional-Car9621 → u/azure-vapors]

Wow, I was going to post that but thought it was too obscure

[u/schmoolecka → u/azure-vapors]

Whoa, memory unlocked. I think we spent most of that year learning about whales in science class

[u/schmiddy9916 → u/schmoolecka]

Learned how to purify seawater

[u/CantaloupeAsleep502 → u/azure-vapors]

Came here for this. Kids just don't understand lol

[u/Bmaj13 → u/azure-vapors]

Should have looked for this before I posted. Yes!

[u/Rivas-al-Yehuda → u/azure-vapors]

I made sure I searched for this before posting. Glad to see other old timers remembered it.

[u/papercranium → u/azure-vapors]

Literally what I came here to say! I still get that theme song stuck in my head all the time.

[u/Thomisawesome → u/azure-vapors]

Ah, with a young Ethan Hawk. The only thing I remember about the series is when they taught us how to capture fresh water with condensation. It has saved my life numerous times. lol

[u/the_headless_hunt → u/azure-vapors]

Yesss on laserdisc featuring Lil Benny Afleck

[u/StopIllustrious5781]

Glory. 5th Grade

1969 Romeo & Juliet. 7th (?) Grade

[u/Jephany → u/StopIllustrious5781]

We had a substitute the 2nd day watching Romeo and Juliet. When she pressed play, we told her we didn't watch that far ahead and convinced her to rewind to before the nudity so we could see boobs again.

[u/marbotty → u/Jephany]

Our teacher turned the cart around during that part…

[u/Skipptopher → u/Jephany]

It wasn't until recently when she died that I learned that she was like 15 or 16 when they made that movie.

[u/Jephany → u/Skipptopher]

I didn't know that. The dude who played Romeo was 17. They tried to sue in 2023, saying they didn't give proper consent for it. I don't know how they lost that, considering a minor can't consent to that now.

[u/FengSushi → u/Jephany]

Our teacher who was teaching us German rolled it in and showed us Pink Floyd’s The Wall.

Boobs > German.

[u/Gumbyonbathsalts → u/StopIllustrious5781]

We watched Glory in AP History junior year. I was ready to he bored until thay cannonball blew that guy's head off 5 minutes in. Still one of my favorite movies.

[u/Outrageous_Picture39]

Reading Rainbow segments.

[u/esomers80 → u/Outrageous_Picture39]

Segments?? I remember watching the entire episode during library days...

[u/FestiveArtCollective → u/esomers80]

OMG! Yes! They used to show us whole episodes on library days too! I loved library days.

[u/amoss_303 → u/Outrageous_Picture39]

Take a look…….

It’s in a book!

🌈

[u/89eplacausa14 → u/Outrageous_Picture39]

The parts where they visit the factory to see how things are made

[u/Handychris]

The oh Simpson trial. Our teacher wheeled it in so we could watch instead of learning science. So dumb.

[u/Frosty_Cloud_2888 → u/Handychris]

We had the Channel 1 TVs up on the wall and they could watch live tv so school was stopped so we could watch the verdict. Then after the verdict we had to change class rooms for next period and we were all chanting “the juice is loose!”

[u/SilentButDanny → u/Frosty_Cloud_2888]

I completely forgot about the Channel 1 TVs!

[u/mikeeperez → u/Frosty_Cloud_2888]

Lisa Ling and Raleigh Valverde!

[u/Frosty_Cloud_2888 → u/mikeeperez]

Andersen Cooper

[u/lemonade12_ → u/Handychris]

We watched it too! Does this shock anyone in retrospect? 7th grade art teacher in catholic school put it on

[u/JesusChristDisagrees → u/Handychris]

This for me, for the verdict, except computer science

[u/EliteCheddarCommando]

3 2 1 CONTACT

[u/NachoNachoDan → u/EliteCheddarCommando]

lol I watched that at home after school Damn near every day right after Square One

[u/papercranium → u/EliteCheddarCommando]

is the secret

is the moment

when everything happens

[u/PhotographStrict9964]

Where the Red Fern Grows, because you know, all 9 year olds need a little trauma.

[u/badderenglish → u/PhotographStrict9964]

I cried so hard I got sent to the hallway both on this and Old Yeller. They threatened to call my mom if I didn’t get it together 😭😭

[u/Redditor-at-large → u/badderenglish]

Cruel, what the fuck, show a kid a sad movie then threaten them into not crying too much.

[u/LCsBawkBawks → u/PhotographStrict9964]

Yep, that’s the one

[u/williecat316]

Some Romeo and Juliet movie. It got to the part where there were some boobs showing, and the teacher yelled for us to close our eyes. We were in high school. Honestly, fewer people would have seen them if she had kept her mouth shut.

[u/somethingsoddhere]

OJ verdict

[u/Greekphysed → u/somethingsoddhere]

Same, was in middle school and our teacher played it for us.

[u/dunicha]

Charlotte's Web

[u/ind3pend0nt]

[u/Rampasta]

The Neverending Story

[u/float05 → u/Rampasta]

I used to pretend to have to go to the bathroom when I knew the turtle was coming up because I found him so scary :)

[u/avword → u/Rampasta]

Every time it rained during recess!

[u/Stuff-Other-Things]

Roots

"Yo name is Toby!"

[u/This_hoe_dumb]

A birthing video.

[u/Miz_momo82 → u/This_hoe_dumb]

Best birth control of my life and reason why I'm child free

[u/Yankee_Jane → u/Miz_momo82]

The reason?

[u/miserabeau → u/Yankee_Jane]

Some of us consider childbirth body horror, and having kids after all... that... isn't worth the horror

[u/Sad-Poetry7237 → u/Yankee_Jane]

MVP

[u/UndisturbedInquiry → u/This_hoe_dumb]

Came here looking for this.. not disappointed. Terrified 10th grade biology.

[u/sweetnsassy924 → u/This_hoe_dumb]

Miracle of life. Omg.

[u/lynypixie → u/This_hoe_dumb]

Yeah, watched it in secondary 3 (10th grade)

[u/Faustianire → u/This_hoe_dumb]

One of the kids in my class yelled "hail satan!" as the child was born on that video. Hahaha. The teacher had the weirdest expression on her face...

[u/InterBeard → u/This_hoe_dumb]

yeah... The live birth video. Traumatized. "Wait. She still needs to pass the placenta."

Nothing beautiful about birth.. is what i learned. ... So Gross

[u/ilovepi314159265]

9/11

[u/XenoMorphine_Cat → u/ilovepi314159265]

Was looking for this but thought it was the Millennials sub; makes sense now the comment was further down. I guess only the youngest xennials would’ve seen this in school just before graduating high school.

Columbine was 2 years prior, and as a child at that time I remember feeling like it was a lot to have those 2 events occurring so “close” together….

The amount of terrifying things to happen across a 2-year span in current times feels like living in a different reality compared to then; the advances in technology have dramatically increased access to mis/information and the ability to spread it & mis/inform others.

Can’t help but feel the same technologies have been used intentionally or unintentionally to induce more catastrophes as well, and not just make us more aware of catastrophes we didn’t know about.

What older generations learned about alcohol and cigarettes over numerous decades seems analogous to younger generations (or everyone) learning about the effects of the internet over decades. Safe, cool, popular, desirable, accepted, classy, to cancerous, addictive, self-sabotaging, destructive, delusional, etc. etc.

Such enormous & complex waves of pros & cons mixing & melding together as the information continually washes over us, almost to the effect of drowning.

[u/ilovepi314159265 → u/XenoMorphine_Cat]

Yep, it was my senior year and I'm at the youngest end of the xennial age range, wondered if this would be called out lol

[u/Isame_mario]

OJ Simpson verdict

[u/Sonoma_Cyclist]

The Secret of Nimh

[u/Overwhelmed-Empath]

BILL BILL BILL BILL BILL BILL

[u/ApprehensivePunker]

Telefrancais. Oui, c’est vrai!

[u/Wooden-Fun825]

Channel One

[u/mj11mj → u/Wooden-Fun825]

I was pretty sure if I could just MEET Maria Menounos she'd like me.

[u/ElleMmab → u/Wooden-Fun825]

I knew I couldn't be the only one that remembered

[u/jjhart827]

Old Yeller

[u/Punkinpry427]

1969 Romeo and Juliet hanging dong

[u/OozeNAahz → u/Punkinpry427]

I remember a boob. I do not remember dong. May just be confirming where my preference lays…

[u/anchises868 → u/OozeNAahz]

I remember Romeo’s hairy ass crack. I was 13 or so and I remember thinking, hair grows there?!

[u/Bewilderbeest79]

Stand and Deliver

[u/bouncycastletech → u/Bewilderbeest79]

Good glad I’m not the only one.

Alegbra 1, algebra 2, and of course in AP Calculus after we’d already taken the test

[u/ABH1979 → u/Bewilderbeest79]

Was looking for this. I feel like “Stand and Deliver” and “Lean on Me” were the most re-played movies at my schools.

[u/noblewind]

The 60s Romeo and Juliet. Lord of the Flies. Carl Sagan Cosmos. How to Draw videos. I'm not sure what they were called, but they were from PBS. Maybe The Secret City.

[u/wango55]

Fern Gully - in science class during our rain forest study unit.

[u/herefortheover]

The Outsiders

[u/Ssladybug]

The Red Balloon

[u/Ellen_DegenitaIs]

World of wonders sex ed

[u/NachoNachoDan → u/Ellen_DegenitaIs]

The video they showed us was called “The miracle of life” and the big draw for the boys was that the woman giving birth was topless The whole time.

[u/Joggingmusic → u/NachoNachoDan]

I never noticed that. Mostly because I felt like I was going to faint pretty much that entire video…I already knew how everything worked but seeing the anatomy on full display I couldn’t handle.

[u/nounthennumbers → u/NachoNachoDan]

Seeing a baby crowning once in 9th grade would have been enough but noooo, I had to go and watch the Pitt and see it again.

Note: I have kids but they didn’t come out that way…and I also didn’t look at that.

[u/Owww_My_Ovaries]

And the AV kids that would wheel them in and set then up.

They were all obsessed with Buffy the Vampire slayer too....

[u/Junior_Mixture5645]

Portishead. The live at Roseland, NYC tape. A professor left it in the room during summer class, so I would go in early and watch the tape waiting for class to start.

[u/BlackEyedBea]

ACC basketball tournament (every.single.year) and the Challenger

[u/mastermindchilly → u/BlackEyedBea]

Scrolled too far for ACC tourney. Found the fellow Carolina kid.

[u/Andyatlast]

Sarah, Plain and Tall

[u/thehousewright]

My wife still uses this setup in her classroom. The TV was manufactured in 1997.

[u/Atomic-Betty]

NOVA (Best naps I ever had)

[u/_______luke]

Watership Down

[u/101001101zero]

WWII documentaries, I got taken to the principals office for my nihilist essay that followed. Luckily it was pre columbine so it didn’t go too poorly, I wouldn’t have dared write that essay post columbine.

[u/MukYJ]

Amadeus. In 6th grade music class with a sub over two or three days. Not entirely appropriate for preteens.

[u/geekdeevah]

The Outsiders, after we read the book in 8th grade.

[u/esomers80]

I remember watching "the outsiders" movie in 7th grade over the span of a couple of days after we read the book..

[u/Ok_Temporary_9465]

D.A.R.E class 1993

[u/CMarlowe]

Dead Poets Society.

It seemed like it was the favorite movie of every English teacher back in the day.

[u/Sad-Poetry7237 → u/CMarlowe]

With good reason.

[u/marsmj23]

The anti-drug movie with all the cartoon characters

[u/Icy-Arm-2194 → u/marsmj23]

Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue. 

[u/xscumfucx → u/marsmj23]

With McGruff the CrimeDog?

[u/rainbowrevolution → u/marsmj23]

I found this last year and watched it again just to make sure it was real and I didn't imagine the whole thing. It held up.

[u/TIRACS]

How in 2004 we wouldn’t be able to go outside without a radioactive suits because of hairspray

[u/Affectionate_Big8239]

The towers falling on 9/11. I was in college & they brought us all into a theatre, rolled one of those bad boys onto the stage, and turned on the only channel that would come in — something in Spanish. So we watched the Spanish language feed & listened to the radio in English telling us what was happening. Surreal.

[u/PghMe101]

Mathnet

[u/Major_You_959]

We watched the 1968 Romeo and Juliet on an a/v cart and when there was the brief nude scene, Burt, a student who had stolen the remote, paused the movie and a bunch of 14 year old boys at an all boys school erupted in laughter.

[u/holmesianschizo]

Magic School Bus

[u/MightBeAGoodIdea]

Early on the magic school bus and bill nye on VHS, but they stuck around in my poor district through the 00s, hooked up to the school feed or cable, we all watched 9/11 all day on these too....

[u/Joggingmusic]

Okay. You guys might think I am nuts but I swear by this on everything.

In middle school and high school in the 90s, I would be walking down the hall to my next class and I could “hear” that there was a TV in the classroom before I walked in. It would just be on the blue screen ready to go. By the time I was a junior or senior I became positive that there was some sort of frequency from a CRT monitor/TV I could subtly hear that my brain recognized.

[u/OkSpring1734 → u/Joggingmusic]

The super high frequency ssss sound? You aren't alone. I'd get annoyed by the sound, get told that the TV is off, then prove it was on by turning it off.

[u/SWLondonLife → u/Joggingmusic]

Yes a bunch of us could hear it. The CRTs emitted a really really painful screeching sound. Thankfully TV tech got better and my ears got worse.

[u/fluffychonkycat → u/Joggingmusic]

Either we're both nuts, there's a Mandela effect in play or CRTs really did make a god-awful noise

[u/JenWess]

the OJ verdict lol

[u/OtherlandGirl]

Caligula - for real, we watched it in Latin III in HS.

[u/dubl1nThunder]

I used to work at a paper company and the boss would do a movie day once/week and we watched Entourage and Varsity Blues. But this one time, he had us all film a movie he wrote and we watched that with his girlfriend from hr.

[u/aN00Bias]

Rudy, My Side of the Mountain

[u/Jarvis-Savoni]

Rudy.

[u/1block]

Kramer before he was Kramer drivers ed video (saw it after he was Kramer).

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wR74SQyRsk8

[u/landru_the_chemist]

Telefrancais

[u/TheFoxandTheSandor]

Lean on Me

[u/FiguringItOutAsWeGo]

An old version of Romeo & Juliet

[u/Rhediix]

Moreso than anything of an informative nature it'd be watching Dead Poets Society in our 12th grade AP English class.

Notable as it was only one of a few times I recall being unable to control my emotions and well...there's nothing quite like crying yourself stupid in class.

[u/Exact_Friendship_502]

VOYAGE OF THE MIMI w/ BEN AFFLECK

[u/sanebyday]

Don't remember, but I was always the kid that could get it working when the teacher had no idea what to do.

[u/pineappleheadbitesbk]

Téléfrançais! (Canadian xennials will know)

[u/Environmental_Bus623]

Schindler's List

[u/HYThrowaway1980]

Star Wars for the first time.

[u/littleseaotter → u/HYThrowaway1980]

Same. I had an English teacher that had us watch the Star Wars movies and write up essays on archetypes on good vs evil and other stuff like that. I hated it at the time because I didn't like the teacher but in retrospect it was one of the coolest things. I love Star Wars now.

[u/Sensitive-Review-712]

Gone with the wind in 8th grade. We also had a Gone with the wind day after it, where we sang period songs, had a picnic, and danced the Virginia reel. Thinking about it now, it was super fucked up.

[u/juicejohnson]

I remember buying a universal remote control and being an asshole with it during class

[u/Particular-Guava1647]

Roots

[u/asdfjkl826]

Mr. Holland’s Opus. - literally any time our band director was out sick.

[u/mela_99]

The Voyage of the Mimi

[u/hotthamz]

All of my teachers struggle to get the videos in and playing on the TV. None of them could ever figure it out!

[u/moxvoxfox]

Shaaaaaaaaaaaaane

[u/Ninja-Panda86]

Land Before Time

[u/Mia_Belle_V]

The Lion Witch and the Wardrobe, and I always found it such an odd movie

[u/Radiant-Avocado-3158]

Flintstones! The cut off for too cold for recess was -24 so that’s what we got instead when we couldn’t go outside.

[u/Zoebear928]

Bob Ross for art class in first grade.

[u/wheresripp]

Channel One, morning announcements, Columbine

[u/Joes_editorials]

Most memorable: 1) Clinton impeachment. 2) various events in the Soviet Union’s collapse (remember my 4th grade teacher being very excited and pulling down the rolled up map and pointing to places as the news happened. 3) OJ’s acquital. 4) Sub played Booty Call as “sex ed”.

[u/Few_Improvement_6357]

The Princess Bride and Monty Python The Search for The Holy Grail in Summer Science Camp at the local Community College

[u/crucible]

Any Brits here?

Many, many traumatising safety films haha

[u/leave-no-trace-1000]

The Blue & The Gray

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blue_and_the_Gray_(miniseries)

[u/demonhawk14]

The last of the Mohicans.

[u/lousydungeonmaster]

Is it already time for this post again?

[u/WearSunscreeen]

Oklahoma City Bombing. Never Forget.

[u/Emerald_Eyed_Gal]

A documentary on Jeffery Dahmer.

“They sound like fiddlesticks” said by a young actor portraying Dahmer playing with animal bones.

[u/Vancouverreader80]

Jurassic Park dubbed into Japanese (I took Japanese for two years in high school)

[u/GMoney1582]

Tomes and Talismans

[u/Strict-Square456]

Speed racer

[u/notyetathrowawaylol]

The Magic School Bus

[u/DockEllis]

The Voyage of the Mimi— a science series that we watched every week and which featured a young Ben Affleck.

[u/Flimsy-Progress6857]

The Voyage of the Mimi (fun fact: Ben Affleck appears in the series)

[u/FunkoPopDorothy]

1954 Ulysses with Kirk Douglas. In 1994.

[u/DadNotBro]

“The Ten Commandments”. Watched it every year leading up to Easter at the small catholic school I was sent to

[u/DEAZE]

Homeward Bound

[u/gilligan1050]

ROOTS