s02e02 — It's Like the Flu

@re_player: You've quickly rewritten history... At first, no measures were taken in China at all, they were tightly quarantined only when this infection had already spread well around the world.

@margo55: At the end of December, the first mentions of covid in Wuhan began. And already on 23.01 they completely closed the city + a number of provinces for quarantine. https://360tv.ru/news/tekst/gorod-zakryli-na-karantin / It took less than a month before the full lockdown, quite quickly.

Everyone in the states was already sick in full swing, but there was no quarantine until the end of March. All countries have been closed at about the same time since the end of March / beginning of April, and before that there were no restrictions. So China turned out to be much faster than the rest. Well, in the same states, quarantine was not actually observed. It's enough to remember their BLM in May/June and the number of people who were wandering the streets in insane numbers.

@re_player: but the outbreak in China was officially registered on November 17, and how much more time passed before the symptoms appeared and the doctor who raised the alarm can only guess. You yourself have Googled that China was quarantined only at the end of January, so consider it - almost 3 months, just how quickly!
And yet, you contradict yourself by saying that it would be safer for Daniel to stay in China because of their strict security measures and the strictest quarantine, but I wonder how he gets into the country if there is such a strict quarantine🙈

@margo55: No one gave a damn about covid until the end of January, and most countries did not take any measures until the end of March. That's exactly what we're talking about, not the date of the first infection. So China reacted much faster than Western countries.

Daniel, according to the story, flies at the very beginning of January, when Wuhan was still not closed. Well, for example, our compatriot was able to get there to China after the lockdown under severe quarantine. https://youtu.be/QO4-Txvs5sE . There would be a wish, as they say.

PS: Mitch won't have much fun in Italy, things were much worse there than in China (and there is a feeling that Italy was chosen for a reason).

@re_player: It looks like it was, after all, the end of January: he flew after Bradley came out of her three-week "sick leave", allegedly falling ill after the New Year's broadcast.
The tin in northern Italy began on the 20th of February, and in the first 2 weeks everyone was still flying freely around the world.

@re_player: I was in Italy (specifically Milan and Bergamo) in early February 2020. And crowds of Chinese tourists freely cruised around the city. Although it was already shown on Italian TV at that time that there was an epidemic in China.

@Flegmatichka: It was the same in the USA. I had a small shooting project in NY, in the middle of March I had to finish shooting a couple of fragments (they were filmed remotely, I was not personally present there). And in a wonderful way, Chinese tourists got into the frame, as if nothing had happened, walking around the center of Manhattan. So despite the fact that China shut down completely at the end of January, the rest of the countries did not take any strict restrictive measures.

But actually, even when everyone was put in their apartments by order, everything was very poorly observed (and at the end of May / June, everyone had already given up on bans and took to the streets, we recall the BLM). In general, staying at home was quite senile, because now, when there are thousands of times more cases than in the spring, no one is sitting at home and everyone is living a normal life. And the same Israel, where more than 70% of the population is vaccinated, is completely breaking anti-records in terms of morbidity.

@Kylix: Which ones are these? From Disney or from HBO?

@Dev6th: HBO.

@ninon92: maybe someday)))

@Kylix: Oh, it doesn't just seem to me that this melody is very reminiscent of the opening of the Heirs) A little more on the main theme from the World of the wild West is similar)

@lena_gorod: They're just probably shown as ordinary people. with its imperfections and mistakes.
But I can't take sides.

@tyuvinov: yes, you know, it seems to be different, but it seems not :D In real life, too, there are enough intrigues and twists, there are also those who are ready to gnaw each other's throats for the air, there are also epic departures of the presenters and no less epic returns. The topics are certainly not as sharp as in the series, but I often catch myself thinking "we have the same!" 😁

Cool! And if it's not a secret, what kind of position do you have and what channel?

@Meloman_Nastena: и в себя)

Actually, I don't think the line with Mitch is over, I agree that he will figure in the line with the court. Plus, it's a very fine line, because Mitch as a character has changed a lot, you can say he paid for his act and it really hurt his life.

Here comes up the topic of how to live on after such a thing? He seemed to have changed, realized his mistakes, asked for an apology, but society "canceled" him, society continues to hate him, whatever he does, it won't look enough, but what should I do? No one knows. It is important not to forget that he is still a human being and he still has rights.

@ninon92: thank you!)

@kotenokgaff: I caught myself doing the same thing some time ago..She always seems to have characters with tantrums, either from whims or from awkwardness.

@Fadelena: moods and tantrums are easier to play than more subtle shades of feelings.

@Domenika:
well, in addition to her, there are interesting TV shows and movies, and there are still actors playing there, and not just her