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This week on 30-2010, 30-2010, three decades every show, sometimes associated videos.

30-20-2010, surprises and excitement, yes, we're going to the 90s and 2000s in 2010.

I'm 30, 2010.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to 30, 2010,

the Later 10 Network's Weekly Pop Culture Time Machine,

taking you on a pop culture journey across three decades,

helping you figure out where you were,

who you were, what you were doing, who you were doing.

Hi, I'm one of your host, Chris Antista.

Who else is with me? I'm Diana Goodman, and this week we're going to West Virginia, and we're going to Florida,

and we're going to Arkansas, and we're going to Ohio, and Maryland and Nebraska,

and we're going to North Carolina and Australia and Canada pretending to be New York City.

I look those people up. You can check my math.

And I'm J.R. Rawls and fuck you, January 19th to January 25th.

This is the most depressing episode of 30, 2010.

I have ever done every single decade.

There are at least two movies where horrific violence or rape against women or children is the central premise of the film.

If not.

Two per decade.

And here he's not even talking about the stuff that doesn't have that is unrepentantly awful.

There's some bright moments in this episode, but you almost have to hear how awful these movies get. There's only one, like, man, I wish I got to check out this one.

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