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* HilariousInHindsight: Creator/JamesWoods, T. P. [=McKenna=], and Creator/DavidWarner, who appeared in this show as Jewish artist Karl Weiss, Colonel Paul Blobel and UsefulNotes/ReinhardHeydrich, respectively, had appeared in both versions of ''Film/StrawDogs'', Woods had played the role of Tom Heddon in ''Film/StrawDogs2011'', while [=McKenna=] and Warner conversely played the roles of Major John Scott and Henry Niles in ''Film/StrawDogs1971''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Creator/JamesWoods, T. P. [=McKenna=], and Creator/DavidWarner, who appeared in this show as Jewish artist Karl Weiss, Colonel Paul Blobel and UsefulNotes/ReinhardHeydrich, respectively, had appeared in both versions of ''Film/StrawDogs'', ''Straw Dogs'', Woods had played the role of Tom Heddon in ''Film/StrawDogs2011'', while [=McKenna=] and Warner conversely played the roles of Major John Scott and Henry Niles in ''Film/StrawDogs1971''.
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* {{Anvillicious}}: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the Holocaust was such that we cannot forget it so that we can ensure it never happens again. Indeed, it was for precisely this reason that the miniseries was so well-received in Germany.
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* {{Anvillicious}}: {{Anvilicious}}: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the Holocaust was such that we cannot forget it so that we can ensure it never happens again. Indeed, it was for precisely this reason that the miniseries was so well-received in Germany.
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* {{Anvillicious}}: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the Holocaust was such that we cannot forget it so that we can ensure it never happens again. Indeed, it was for precisely this reason that the miniseries was so well-received in Germany.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: '''Creator/MerylStreep''', Creator/JamesWoods, and Creator/MichaelMoriarty are the main stars of the mini-series, with Streep in particular filming the mini-series as the project she did before doing ''Film/KramerVsKramer'', which launched her career.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: '''Creator/MerylStreep''', Creator/JamesWoods, and Creator/MichaelMoriarty are the main stars of the mini-series, with Streep in particular filming the mini-series as the project she did before doing ''Film/KramerVsKramer'', which launched her feature film career.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: In the West, the TV Series was seen as a dated production by the time ''Film/SchindlersList'' and ''Film/{{Shoah}}'' came out (around ten years later), but in Germany, it was regarded as a sensation and an event and made many German people explore the traumatic period and their historical responsibility. In the words of Wiki/TheOtherWiki:
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: In the West, the TV Series was seen as a dated production by the time ''Film/SchindlersList'' and ''Film/{{Shoah}}'' came out (around ten years later), but in Germany, it was regarded as a sensation and an event and made many German people explore the traumatic period and their historical responsibility. In the words of Wiki/TheOtherWiki:Website/TheOtherWiki:
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* RetroactiveRecognition: '''Creator/MerylStreep''', Creator/JamesWoods, and Michael Moriarty are the main stars of the mini-series, with Streep in particular filming the mini-series as the project she did before doing ''Film/KramerVsKramer'', which launched her career.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: '''Creator/MerylStreep''', Creator/JamesWoods, and Michael Moriarty Creator/MichaelMoriarty are the main stars of the mini-series, with Streep in particular filming the mini-series as the project she did before doing ''Film/KramerVsKramer'', which launched her career.
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the Holocaust was such that we cannot forget it so that we can ensure it never happens again. Indeed, this trope was a major reason that the miniseries was so well-received in Germany, as mentioned above.
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the holocaust was such that we cannot forget it so that we can ensure it never happens again. Indeed, this trope was a major reason that the miniseries was so well-received in Germany, as mentioned above.
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the holocaust Holocaust was such that we cannot forget it so that we can ensure it never happens again. Indeed, this trope was a major reason that the miniseries was so well-received in Germany, as mentioned above.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Creator/JamesWoods, T. P. [=McKenna=] and Creator/DavidWarner, who appeared in this show as Jewish artist Karl Weiss, Colonel Paul Blobel and UsefulNotes/ReinhardHeydrich, had appeared in both versions of ''Film/StrawDogs'', Woods had played the role of Tom Heddon in ''Film/StrawDogs2011'', while [=McKenna=] and Warner conversely played the roles of Major John Scott and Henry Niles in ''Film/StrawDogs1971''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Creator/JamesWoods, T. P. [=McKenna=] [=McKenna=], and Creator/DavidWarner, who appeared in this show as Jewish artist Karl Weiss, Colonel Paul Blobel and UsefulNotes/ReinhardHeydrich, respectively, had appeared in both versions of ''Film/StrawDogs'', Woods had played the role of Tom Heddon in ''Film/StrawDogs2011'', while [=McKenna=] and Warner conversely played the roles of Major John Scott and Henry Niles in ''Film/StrawDogs1971''.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: In the West, the TV Series was seen as a dated production by the time Film/SchindlersList and Film/{{Shoah}} came out (around ten years later), but in Germany, it was regarded as a sensation and an event and made many German people explore the traumatic period and their historical responsibility. In the words of Wiki/TheOtherWiki:
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: In the West, the TV Series was seen as a dated production by the time Film/SchindlersList ''Film/SchindlersList'' and Film/{{Shoah}} ''Film/{{Shoah}}'' came out (around ten years later), but in Germany, it was regarded as a sensation and an event and made many German people explore the traumatic period and their historical responsibility. In the words of Wiki/TheOtherWiki:
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* HilariousInHindsight: James Woods, T. P. [=McKenna=] and Creator/DavidWarner, who appeared in this show as Jewish artist Karl Weiss, Colonel Paul Blobel and UsefulNotes/ReinhardHeydrich, had appeared in both versions of ''Film/StrawDogs'', Woods had played the role of Tom Heddon in ''Film/StrawDogs2011'', while [=McKenna=] and Warner conversely played the roles of Major John Scott and Henry Niles in ''Film/StrawDogs1971''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: James Woods, Creator/JamesWoods, T. P. [=McKenna=] and Creator/DavidWarner, who appeared in this show as Jewish artist Karl Weiss, Colonel Paul Blobel and UsefulNotes/ReinhardHeydrich, had appeared in both versions of ''Film/StrawDogs'', Woods had played the role of Tom Heddon in ''Film/StrawDogs2011'', while [=McKenna=] and Warner conversely played the roles of Major John Scott and Henry Niles in ''Film/StrawDogs1971''.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: '''Creator/MerylStreep''', James Woods, and Michael Moriarty are the main stars of the mini-series, with Streep in particular filming the mini-series as the project she did before doing Film/KramerVsKramer, which launched her career.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the holocaust was such that we cannot forget it so that we can ensure it never happens again...
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the holocaust was such that we cannot forget it so that we can ensure it never happens again...
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* RetroactiveRecognition: '''Creator/MerylStreep''', James Woods, Creator/JamesWoods, and Michael Moriarty are the main stars of the mini-series, with Streep in particular filming the mini-series as the project she did before doing Film/KramerVsKramer, ''Film/KramerVsKramer'', which launched her career.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the holocaust was such that we cannot forget it so that we can ensure it never happensagain...again. Indeed, this trope was a major reason that the miniseries was so well-received in Germany, as mentioned above.
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* HilariousInHindsight: James Woods and Creator/DavidWarner, who appeared in this show as Jewish artist Karl Weiss and UsefulNotes/ReinhardHeydrich, had both appeared in both versions of ''Film/StrawDogs'', Woods had played the role of Tom Heddon in ''Film/StrawDogs2011'', while Warner conversely played the role of Henry Niles in ''Film/StrawDogs1971''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: James Woods Woods, T. P. [=McKenna=] and Creator/DavidWarner, who appeared in this show as Jewish artist Karl Weiss Weiss, Colonel Paul Blobel and UsefulNotes/ReinhardHeydrich, had both appeared in both versions of ''Film/StrawDogs'', Woods had played the role of Tom Heddon in ''Film/StrawDogs2011'', while [=McKenna=] and Warner conversely played the role roles of Major John Scott and Henry Niles in ''Film/StrawDogs1971''.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: In the West, the TV Series was seen as a dated production by the time Film/SchindlersList and Film/{{Shoah}} came out (around ten years later), but in Germany, it was regarded as a sensation and an event and made many German people explore the traumatic period and their historical responsibility. In the words of TheOtherWiki:
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: In the West, the TV Series was seen as a dated production by the time Film/SchindlersList and Film/{{Shoah}} came out (around ten years later), but in Germany, it was regarded as a sensation and an event and made many German people explore the traumatic period and their historical responsibility. In the words of TheOtherWiki:Wiki/TheOtherWiki:
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: In the West, the TV Series was seen as a dated production by the time Film/SchindlersList and Film/{{Shoah}} came out ten years later, but in Germany, it was regarded as a sensation and an event and made many German people explore the traumatic period and their historical responsibility.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: In the West, the TV Series was seen as a dated production by the time Film/SchindlersList and Film/{{Shoah}} came out (around ten years later, later), but in Germany, it was regarded as a sensation and an event and made many German people explore the traumatic period and their historical responsibility.responsibility. In the words of TheOtherWiki:
-->"With an estimated viewership of up to 15 million households, the miniseries turned out to be extremely popular during its initial airing, leading to an increased public interest in the crimes committed during the Nazi era. The series was watched by 20 million people, or 50 percent of West Germany's population, and it first brought the matter of the genocide during World War II to widespread public attention in a way that it never was before. There was a companion show where a panel of historians could answer questions from people phoning in. The historian's panels were overwhelmed with thousands of phone calls from shocked and outraged Germans. The German historian Alf Lüdtke wrote that the historians "could not cope" as they were faced with thousands of angry phone-callers asking how these things could happen."
-->"With an estimated viewership of up to 15 million households, the miniseries turned out to be extremely popular during its initial airing, leading to an increased public interest in the crimes committed during the Nazi era. The series was watched by 20 million people, or 50 percent of West Germany's population, and it first brought the matter of the genocide during World War II to widespread public attention in a way that it never was before. There was a companion show where a panel of historians could answer questions from people phoning in. The historian's panels were overwhelmed with thousands of phone calls from shocked and outraged Germans. The German historian Alf Lüdtke wrote that the historians "could not cope" as they were faced with thousands of angry phone-callers asking how these things could happen."
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Aside from James Woods, '''Creator/MerylStreep''', and Michael Moriarty; there is Rosemary Harris (the future Aunt May Parker)and Blanche Baker, the [[SixteenCandles future sister of Molly Ringwald]].
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: In the West, the TV Series was seen as a dated production by the time Film/SchindlersList and Film/{{Shoah}} came out ten years later, but in Germany, it was regarded as a sensation and an event and made many German people explore the traumatic period and their historical responsibility.
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The series was criticized when it was first announced and many critics were appalled at the thought of a TV network doing a mini-series about the Holocaust. The producers countered by saying that this was something that should be told to the public, because of the fact that the sheer horror of the holocaust was such that we can not forget it so that we can ensure it never happens again...
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* CompleteMonster: Erik Dorf slowly becomes this.
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