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1948: Thomas Dewey/Earl Warren (R) 1952: Thomas Dewey/Earl Warren (R) 1956: Adlai Stevenson/John Kennedy (D) 1960: Prescott Bush / William P. Rogers (R) 1964: Prescott Bush (R)/Pat Brown (D)*1 1968: Pat Brown (D)*1/Terry Sanford (D) 1972: George Romney / Jim Rhodes (R) 1976: George Romney / Jim...

Should have mentoned Fringe, as it has a alternate-history/parallel-world component to its ongoing plot-line.

Off the top of my head: Movies: It Happened Here CSA - The Movie TV: Sliders (recommend the first two seasons, take your chances after that)

An earlier posting has Patrick Stewart as The Doctor from 1987-95, followed by Judi Dench from 1995-2001. But this thread has gotten pretty long and it's sometimes hard to remember who's Who. :)

One of my favorite End of The World movies. Especially like the performance of James Earl Jones in this film. I think he read alot in the the dialogue of his character that might not have been there otherwise.

Finished this over the weekend. Agree with the above poster that the RFK scenario is the most interesting of the three. I do like the way Greenfield sprinkles interesting little side-notes into the main narrative. He also sneaks in a few gags based on OTL here and there. Overall, a good...

Finished the first of the three scenarios last night. Johnson being President from the get-go is pretty interesting. Bay of Pigs is still a mess, the Voting right legislation happens a lot earlier than in OTL, and the Cuban Missile Crisis gets a lot scarier and deadly than it did in OTL. Now...

Just out today is Jeff Greenfield's new book Then Everything Changed (Putnam, ISBN 978-0-399-15706-6, hardcover, $26.95). He goes through three political alternate histories: -JFK assasinated in December 1960. - RFK not assasinated in '68, and winning the election. - Ford manages to win...

With no WWI, I would think that the 1918 Flu Pandemic is somewhat curtailed. My understanding has always been that one of the main reasons that the pandemic spread as miuch as it did, was all the troops leaving the European battlefields at the end of the war took the flu home with them. So...

Maybe Pinplot or Association Puntlemich might have caught on. (https://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=100285&highlight=puntlemich)

Sorry, already got a Jean-Luc in theis timeline: McLeod could still be Professor X, though.

"Pardon me Casius, but it seems that the vomitorium has been squashed by a brontosaurus again..."

Plus the spread of the 1918 Flu epidemic is probably curtailed since you don't have all the troops heading home to spread it around.

Same effect, I suppose. In either case, he doesn't spark Christianity, and over the next 2000 years or so hilarity ensues.

Jesus of Nazareth dies as a child circa 5AD. Alternately, he is given a stay of execution by the Romans and not crucified in 33AD.

Gerard Depardieu - actor best known for his portrayal of Captain Jean-Luc Picard on the televsion series Star Trek: A New Phase airing in syndication from 1987-1994.

Don't know if Japanese Intel would have been good enough to detect this happening. I will say that after a quick investigation, Fat Man is brought into play and used in place of Little Boy.

B-49 Flying Wing Squadrons of the Viet-Nam Conflict 1964-72 The Canadian SAS in the Alaskan Theater of Operations 1983-85 Dyna-Soar Units of the US Space Force 1965-75 Imperial Russian Colonial Forces in North America 1790-1856

...Dame Judi Dench who portrayed the eighth incarnation of the Doctor (1995-2001).