The remake of the original 60s show carves out an origin story for Mason showing flashes of him serving in World War I, which Aaron Donk felt was weak storytelling.

She sub-tweeted the series, Dear Prestige TV, please find some way to communicate male trauma besides

showing me a flashback to the heroes' memories of trench warfare. Blois was annoyed according

to text messages reviewed by Rolling Stone and sent Van Arenk's tweet to Kathleen McCaffrey,

HBO Senior Vice President of Drama Programming.

Here's the tweet.

Oh!

Oh! Here's the text. Maybe a two-

Here's the text.

Maybe a Twitter user should tweet that that's pretty a blithe response to what soldiers legitimately go through on the battlefield

He texted oh

Do you have a secret handle if I was a tweeter?

Yeah, I would have I would have a hot tweet.

I shot visit the website.

Does anyone have invites to Twitter.com that I could use?

Do you have a son or cousin who could tweet this for me?

A king?

Do you have a World War I veteran would be ideal.

Do you have a secret handle? Couldn't we say especially given that it's D-Day that to dismiss

a soldier's experience like that seems pretty disrespectful? This must be answered.

Disrespecting of fictional soldier.

I thought it was World War I.

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