*don't say the flapper don't say the flapper*

The flapper.

lol

nice

I can empathize with a variety of characters. My mom thinks I'm a lot like Mary, the "cold" one lol

Oh, you were talking to Mrs. Logan, my bad....

Oh, so the upper class

Is there a sassy maid? I want to be *her*

no reason..

We don't have a comparable class system by any means, realistically I'd be between the aristocrats and the servants

i saw a scene with some dude racing a car...I wanna be him.

*Oi! Getcha own damn tea*

@Flint The sassy maids always get fired

You mean freed from my bourgeoi masters to go have my own series?

The burgeoning middle class shows up here and there but none of the main characters are in it

*Oi, you got a license for that!* the series

Lol one sassy maid ended up with a bastard child and worked as a prostitute. Bad behavior used to have real consequences

So, it'll be an HBO show?

Not in that century lol

She was majorly shunned

Actually, there really is a show like that, set in the 70's disco ere

Had Maggie Gylenhal and James Franco...

Gross

Don't remember what it was called

She was a prostitute in NYC and had a daughter

The only HBO series I liked was The Young Pope. Although it had a lot of sexual themes which I didn't like that much

He was the brother of some guy who owed money. I only saw about 20 mins of it

The Wire is a good HBO series. It’s about the drug scene in Baltimore during the 90’s. It’s fiction tho

John Adams is a great miniseries

Downton never shows more than a kiss, it's so refreshing not to be visually assaulted by sex scenes that do nothing for the plot

Ah, found it, it was called "The Deuce"

@William Russell The Wire was awesome

God, it would've been so cool to be working class in turn of the century London

Baltimore is out of control

@John O - For real?

No

lol

It would've sucked so bad

Farmer in 1860 America might be nice

Start at 7 years old in the textile mill

18 hour shifts