I almost never watch any documentary about the Oklahoma City bombing. (I don't need to. I was there.) To this day, I've only been to the memorial twice and have never been to the museum, which I hear is fantastic.
However, the doc on Hulu and Disney+ got great reviews and with the 30th anniversary coming up on Saturday, I decided to give it a watch. Highly recommend this. It gets current interviews from all the people involved from Clinton, Keating, to the people on the ground. Also a lot of raw footage that I remembered.
TBH, it's a tough watch but a great watch. At the 30 year anniversary of anything, the only people that remember are the people too old to forget.
I put this here and no the TV board or god knows the CR because I want it to be a wide ranging topic for discussion. If you haven't watched it, please do but better yet, watch it with your kids.
If you're under 30, you weren't even alive. The only people that remember something at the 30 year mark are people who are too old to forget.