The War by Ken Burns

I'd missed that this was being shown but discovered my local PBS was showing most of it today during a begathon. Seven episodes of at last two hours each, I think. Oh boy. It's quite a commitment of time and I know I have a strong aversion to hearing how nasty human beings are, but I'm gonna try to watch it all.

I've now seen about an hour of it and I have to say it is amazing and I think it is very important to view this. He is using his usual documentary style to tell the stories of a few people from four US towns. The photos are of course, horrific.

For the US, you get to see/hear how rural and unprepared we were and see the gradual change; hear the reasons why.

Anyway, I hope you might give this show a chance.

LoJack for Laptops?

So, does anyone else have this? Do you have any stories from friends or such? Is it a good thing?

Thanks!