This Clock Helped Win the Battle of Britain

[ndfloorsongs]

Wait, let me get this straight, this is a trailer for a trailer?

[elina]

I watched the entire series and can confirm that it's very good

[DABinCHRIST]

Yeah, that's where America learned our strategic planning and intelligence gathering from, the British, they were the best at it, and the Germans were really good as well

[bahamutbbob]

"Oh, maybe I'll learn something!"

Nah, another damn Nebula ad...

[TheManFrayBentos]

Hey, let's hope you've learned some stuff and actually know what you're talking about these days.

[skippityblippity]

Fun fact: England declared war on germany over a border dispute

[ndfloorsongs]

Also, when I first saw that clock, I thought it was a cute cat clock because those triangles look like cat ears and my brain filled in some eyes. Maybe the clock was actually even inspired by cats, it would be neat to think that cats helped win World War II.

(Who am I kidding, we all know the cats were working for the Nazis.)

[tsr]

Logistics and planning are 90% of all battles if not much more It's very interesting the strategy is that go into battles

[andrevenger]

... you know, this would make a good game. Have you tried ringing up Microprose?

[affugter]

Would be nice if it was released for youtube Premium.

[hiesen-iwmm]

i havent been this soon to a vid of thou ever before

[MrTa]

Let's just hope that when the series doesn't earn as much on Nebula in some years, it'll come to YouTube instead of rotting away.

Yes I would say exactly the same for good shows/series/movies.
The subscription era of content creation is as broken as the cable TV ecosystem.
Free edutainment was struggling, it still is. I hope it can keep surviving.