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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
  5. Swing Shift
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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
  5. Swing Shift
  6. A Soldier’s Story
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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
  5. Swing Shift
  6. A Soldier’s Story
  7. The Caine Mutiny
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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
  5. Swing Shift
  6. A Soldier’s Story
  7. The Caine Mutiny
  8. Swing Shift Maisie
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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
  5. Swing Shift
  6. A Soldier’s Story
  7. The Caine Mutiny
  8. Swing Shift Maisie
  9. King Rat

The 1965 film version of James Clavell’s novel based on his WWII POW experiences, not the 2017 comedy

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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
  5. Swing Shift
  6. A Soldier’s Story
  7. The Caine Mutiny
  8. Swing Shift Maisie
  9. King Rat
  10. Father Goose

A personal favorite of mine.

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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
  5. Swing Shift
  6. A Soldier’s Story
  7. The Caine Mutiny
  8. Swing Shift Maisie
  9. King Rat
  10. Father Goose
  11. Yanks
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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
  5. Swing Shift
  6. A Soldier’s Story
  7. The Caine Mutiny
  8. Swing Shift Maisie
  9. King Rat
  10. Father Goose
  11. Yanks
  12. Stalag 17
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Movies set during wartime that don’t feature combat scenes

  1. The Summer of 42
  2. Casablanca
  3. Summer of My German Soldier
  4. 1941
  5. Swing Shift
  6. A Soldier’s Story
  7. The Caine Mutiny
  8. Swing Shift Maisie
  9. King Rat
  10. Father Goose
  11. Yanks
  12. Stalag 17
  13. The Sound of Music

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One-shot characters from WKRP in Cincinnati.

  1. Mr. Ferriman, of Ferriman Funeral Homes.

“Hey, you’re young and swinging/No time to think about tomorrow/But there ain’t no use to deny it/Someday, you’re gonna buy it…”

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One-shot characters from WKRP in Cincinnati.

  1. Mr. Ferriman, of Ferriman Funeral Homes.
    “Hey, you’re young and swinging/No time to think about tomorrow/But there ain’t no use to deny it/Someday, you’re gonna buy it…”

  2. Dr. Bob Halyers, the pastor who was trying to get Mr. Carlson to stop playing songs his followers found offensive. Image that :wink:

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One-shot characters from WKRP in Cincinnati.

  1. Mr. Ferriman, of Ferriman Funeral Homes.
    “Hey, you’re young and swinging/No time to think about tomorrow/But there ain’t no use to deny it/Someday, you’re gonna buy it…”
  2. Dr. Bob Halyers, the pastor who was trying to get Mr. Carlson to stop playing songs his followers found offensive. Imagine that
  3. Hoyt Axton as T. J. Watson, the man Jennifer promised to marry before she left West Virginia.
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One-shot characters from WKRP in Cincinnati.

  1. Mr. Ferriman, of Ferriman Funeral Homes.
    “Hey, you’re young and swinging/No time to think about tomorrow/But there ain’t no use to deny it/Someday, you’re gonna buy it…”
  2. Dr. Bob Halyers, the pastor who was trying to get Mr. Carlson to stop playing songs his followers found offensive. Imagine that
  3. Hoyt Axton as T. J. Watson, the man she promised to marry before she left West Virginia.
  4. Sparky Anderson, playing himself.
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One-shot characters from WKRP in Cincinnati.

  1. Mr. Ferriman, of Ferriman Funeral Homes.
    “Hey, you’re young and swinging/No time to think about tomorrow/But there ain’t no use to deny it/Someday, you’re gonna buy it…”
  2. Dr. Bob Halyers, the pastor who was trying to get Mr. Carlson to stop playing songs his followers found offensive. Imagine that
  3. Hoyt Axton as T. J. Watson, the man she promised to marry before she left West Virginia.
  4. Sparky Anderson, playing himself.
  5. Don Pesola #1, played by Vincent Schiavelli, in “The Contest Nobody Could Win”. He’s the guy who actually won, not the faker who pretended to be him.
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One-shot characters from WKRP in Cincinnati.

  1. Mr. Ferriman, of Ferriman Funeral Homes.
    “Hey, you’re young and swinging/No time to think about tomorrow/But there ain’t no use to deny it/Someday, you’re gonna buy it…”
  2. Dr. Bob Halyers, the pastor who was trying to get Mr. Carlson to stop playing songs his followers found offensive. Imagine that
  3. Hoyt Axton as T. J. Watson, the man she promised to marry before she left West Virginia.
  4. Sparky Anderson, playing himself.
  5. Don Pesola #1, played by Vincent Schiavelli, in “The Contest Nobody Could Win”. He’s the guy who actually won, not the faker who pretended to be him.
  6. Rex Erhardt, played by Sam Anderson) hosted a program after Dr. Johnny Fever’s morning show.
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Actually not set in wartime. The von Trapps left Austria a year before World War II broke out.

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True, the movie was about the Anschluss, when Austria got annexed in 1938.

As an alternative, how about “A League of Their Own”

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One-shot characters from WKRP in Cincinnati.

  1. Mr. Ferriman, of Ferriman Funeral Homes.
    “Hey, you’re young and swinging/No time to think about tomorrow/But there ain’t no use to deny it/Someday, you’re gonna buy it…”
  2. Dr. Bob Halyers, the pastor who was trying to get Mr. Carlson to stop playing songs his followers found offensive. Imagine that
  3. Hoyt Axton as T. J. Watson, the man she promised to marry before she left West Virginia.
  4. Sparky Anderson, playing himself.
  5. Don Pesola #1, played by Vincent Schiavelli, in “The Contest Nobody Could Win”. He’s the guy who actually won, not the faker who pretended to be him.
  6. Rex Erhardt, played by Sam Anderson) hosted a program after Dr. Johnny Fever’s morning show.
  7. Little Ed, ex-wrestler now radio preacher, played by Michael Keenan
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One-shot characters from WKRP in Cincinnati.

  1. Mr. Ferriman, of Ferriman Funeral Homes.
    “Hey, you’re young and swinging/No time to think about tomorrow/But there ain’t no use to deny it/Someday, you’re gonna buy it…”
  2. Dr. Bob Halyers, the pastor who was trying to get Mr. Carlson to stop playing songs his followers found offensive. Imagine that
  3. Hoyt Axton as T. J. Watson, the man she promised to marry before she left West Virginia.
  4. Sparky Anderson, playing himself.
  5. Don Pesola #1, played by Vincent Schiavelli, in “The Contest Nobody Could Win”. He’s the guy who actually won, not the faker who pretended to be him.
  6. Rex Erhardt, played by Sam Anderson) hosted a program after Dr. Johnny Fever’s morning show.
  7. Little Ed, ex-wrestler now radio preacher, played by Michael Keenan
  8. Mr.s Burstyn, played by Nedra Volz, part of the group that didn’t like the format change, went into the DJ booth and hit the record with an umbrella.
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:smack: You’re correct.

Yes, that works. Thanks!