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Nazi TV. I'm Rebecca Leib. I'm Jason Horton. And this is Ghost Town.

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I want to start off with the disclaimer that this episode might be offensive to some people.

By the intro you should know why it might be offensive. Yeah. So proceed with caution. Yes. Yes.

September 30th, 1990, there was a TV sitcom about Hitler living next to a Jewish family.

The show revolved around him not getting along with his neighbors. It was called Hyle Honey. I'm home.

Horrible. Horrible. I love to look up TV shows that didn't last very long.

TV shows that only had one episode. TV shows that were a bad idea. We've talked about cop rock.

We had the water world episode about a very successful movie that was a failure in some way.

We love talking about those things. And this is something that's always come up. And I was like,

is this an episode that we want to do? Yeah. And after going over it again, the history of it,

I found that it didn't really go the way I thought it went. And I think that's important to talk

about when looking back at bad ideas for TV shows, movies, entertainment, although I think we like

to say pushing boundaries is good. What is art? Who are the gatekeepers of art? Not us.

There's been plenty of directors and movie makers and TV show makers that have pushed a lot of

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