Stephenverse World History/Media

==1941 (1979)==
Steven Spielberg's movie 1941 was released in December 14, 1979, the same date as IOTL, with the runtime of the movie is 145 minutes long instead of its shortern 118 minute runtime.
==Alien franchise==
====List of films====
No.	Film 	Released 	Director 	Writer 	Producer 	Composer 	Starring 	Type of release
1 	Alien 	May 25, 1979 	Ridley Scott 	Ridley Scott 	Gordon Carroll	Jerry Goldsmith 	Sigourney WeaverTom SkerrittVeronica CartwrightHarry Dean StantonJohn HurtIan HolmYaphet Kotto	Theatrical
2 	Aliens 	July 18, 1986	James Cameron	James Cameron	Gale Anne Hurd	James Horner 	Sigourney WeaverMichael BiehnPaul ReiserLance HenriksenCarrie HennBill Paxton 	Theatrical
3 	Alien 3	May 22, 1992 	David Fincher	David Fincher	Gordon Carroll	Elliot Goldenthal	Sigourney WeaverCarrie HennCharles S. DuttonCharles DanceLance Henriksen 	Theatrical
===Alien===
Alien was released theatrically on May 25, 1979 with the runtime being 121 minutes with the cocoon scene right moments after the deaths of Dennis Parker and Joan Lambert.
===Aliens===
Aliens was released theatrically with the runtime being 154 minutes instead of being 137 minutes long.
===Alien 3===
Alien 3 was released on May 22, 1992 with many differences from TRTL, notably of David Fincher's vision, like the Ox was still in used instead of a dog, more character development for the prisoners, and Newt and Dwayne Hicks survives, while Ripley stays with the same way due to her have a chestburster. The film has more action sequences, with a fast paced moments.
==The Abyss==
James Cameron's The Abyss premiered in Los Angeles, Miami, and Orlando on August 5th, 1989 and it was released thatrically on August 9th, 1989 by 20th Century Fox. The runtime of the movie is 170 minutes instead of being 140 minutes long. The film was later re-released on VHSs, DVDs, and as well on Blu-Ray versions with the same 170 minute version of the film. In August 2019, It was released in limited theatres from August 9th to August 16th as mark as the 30th Anniversary of the release, and it was released on 4K Ultra Blu-Ray shortly after.
The film's poster with slightly different, and the logo's Y letter is longer than long below Y letter.
File:TEASR.png|A 1988 teaser poster.
== Apocalypse Now ==
TBA.
== Avatar: The Last Airbender==
====The Last Airbender====
Despite not having the title "Avatar", due to its unrelated James Cameron's Avatar (2009) film, The Last Airbender (2010) does have its major changes:
*The film was not a live action film, instead, it uses the same animated one instead of the live-action film.
*Some scenes shows Avatar's name "Avatar", so it wouldn't be affected with name being sounded "Avha-Tar". 
*The film lasts 145 minutes instead of 103 minutes long.
*The film's poster uses the same font from the show.
*Much of the show's voice actors return for the film instead of replacing with live-action actors.
*The screenplay works slightly better than OTL's.
*The characters from the show were still likable and well-developed.
*The film mostly stays faithful to the animated show, not fully itself.
=== Batman Returns (1992)===
Although they were no changes in the film, the film's poster used the 1989 styled poster here. In addition, Batman Returns was released on December 11, 1992 instead of June 19 to make it fittable for Christmas-theme movie. However, after this, the original Batman film franchise still goes downhill and ends with Batman & Robin.
==DC Extended Universe==
===Snyderverse===
====Man of Steel====
The film goes exactly the same way as the original version until it's ending, and it ends with "I'm Superman", and the film ends.
====Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice====
Batman V Superman Dawn of Justice premired on June 13, 2016 and it was released on June 17, 2016, and the films runtime was 182 minutes instead of being 151 minutes, and received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences alike.
====Justice League====
300px|thumb|Example of the film's scope.
During the production of four-hour epic superhero film Justice League, Joss Weldon was not involved in the film at all, meaning the Snyder's vision became into a theatrical version. The film lasts over 242 minutes instead of 120 minutes, with an intermission on the middle of the film. The film uses the scope of 2.39.1 instead of 1.85.1 aspect ratio of the film. The film's cinematography is better, which it uses much of the films' cinematography instead of an TV episode cinematography. The film was released on the same day as IOTL, and it was also well-received by critics and fans alike.
==Die Hard franchise==
The four films were the same as IOTL, while the fourth film has a tile: Live Free or Die Hard: The Final Chapter, which it means that Live Free or Die Hard is the final installment of the franchise The fourth film is also Rated R becuase FOX had never attempted to make the franchise targeting younger audiences. A fifth Die Hard film doesn't exist. Perioid.
==E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial==
The film has no major changes in the entire film, except for one scene of flying bike scene where Elliott Taylor has his cape as he and E.T. flies through a moon.
==Fast and Furious franchise==
The film Tokyo Drift doesn't exists, and it continues as the 2009 sequel as the third film of the series.
== Heaven's Gate (1980) ==
The film was permired in New York City on November 19th 1980, and it was release theatrically released on November 23, 1980, four days later. The film lasts 219 minutes long instead of being cut shorter to 149 minutes, and it includes an intermission. The film received better reviews than IOTL.
== Home Alone franchise ==
The Home Alone franchise had only four films. After Home Alone 4 (2002) flopped, 20th Century Fox choses not to continue any further Home Alone movies.
== Incredibles 2 ==
Incredible 2, was released on June 15, 2018 like IOTL, and it continues the same way as the theatrical release, except for the very beginning of the movie with the THX Cavalcade logo before the film begins, like the first film on DVD. The DVD versions retain the same way like the first film's DVDs.
==Independence Day franchise==
Independence Day was the only film of the franchise that was released in 1996, and Independence Day Resurgence, doesn't exist as many filmmakers find ID4 sequels unnecessary due to its ending scene of ID4. 
==Indiana Jones franchise==
The film has four films from 1981 to 2008. There were no plans for the fifth film after this.
===Kingdom of the Crystal Skull===
*The Nuclear Test Town (or the fridge) scene was deleted because Speilberg thought it will be too divided. Instead, after the Russians left with hidden Indiana Jones in the night, and Indiana Jones was rescued by the US millitary vehicles, the next day, meaning there's no fridge scene.
**In addition, the deleted fridge scene is in the extras on DVD and Blu-Ray.
*The film lasts about 138 minutes instead of 122 minutes.
* A few deleted scenes were used in the movie. 
==IT: Chapter Two==
The film IT: Chapter Two goes exactly the same way as the OTL, except for the opening scene with TBA.
== It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World ==
Although United Artists were against Stanley's wishes, and cutting many scenes to make a shorter length to 160 minutes, the film was released on LaserDisc and VHS in the 1980s, witch it contains either the theatrical, or the original cut, and it was released again on DVD in September 2001, with the same two versions like the previous release. In 2013, it was announced that United Artists and MGM would released the Blu-Ray version, on November 7, 2013 with the two cuts with the 192 minute premire cut, and the 160 minute theatrical cut on its 50th Anniversary on the released.
== Jack Ryan film franchise ==
=== Jurassic Park franchise ===
The Jurassic Park franchise does exists, and their films were also released, to the same way as IOTL, until the sixth film.
==Jurassic Park franchise==
=== Jurassic World (2015) ===
Though the film Jurassic World changed nothing at all, but except the pre-releases. It was originally called Jurassic Park IV: Jurassic World, as it was teases in early 2013, before Jurassic Park logo was dropped and it was changed into Jurassic World instead, and it was postponed to June 12, 2015.
===Jurassic World: Dominion (2022)===
Before the film was released, several posters retains the iconic shape from the previous five Jurassic Park logos, the sixth uses the shaped logo as the previous five films. The film was released on the same day as IOTL, while film's runtime is 160 minutes instead of being 147 minutes long, and it received positive reviews from critics and fans alike. The film's poster with slightly different, with a circle and the rectangle on below.
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File:JWD poster 1.png|thumb|Teaser poster from January 20th 2020.
File:JWD poster 2.png|thumb|2nd Teaser poster from January 20th 2021, with the titled being revealed as Dominion.
File:JWD poster 3.png|thumb|Same as the second, but the background was slightly changed with the dinosaur bones.
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== Kingdom of Heaven (2005) ==
Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven was released on the same days on May 2005, and the film lasts over 194 minutes long instead of cut down to 144 minutes. The film recevived much better reviews than OTL.
==Knowing (2009)==
The 2009 film Knowing has no changes, however, it had one major changed, is the World Trade Center, because the 9/11 attacks didn't happened, the World Trade Center can be seen at the end of the film, which it was destroyed by a solar flare, and the scene where John look at tragic events, with a different event instead.
==The Middle Earth films==
===The Lord of the Rings trilogy===
The trilogy was released on the same days as OTL, and the three films are longer than the theatrical ones.
*The Fellowship of the Ring lasts over 208 minutes long instead of 178 minutes. 
*The Two Towers lasts over 223 minutes long instead of 179 minutes.
*The Return of the King lasts 252 minutes long instead of 200 minutes.
===The Hobbit trilogy===
TBA.
==Michael Bay films==
While some of Michael Bay films do exist, there are a few movies that don't exist. Like The last two Transformers films, Pearl Harbor (2001), and 6 Underground (2019).
==Oppenheimer (2023)==
Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer movie is basically the same with poster, with a extra poster with Saul Bass-stytle poster.
== Pirates of the Carribean ==
Disney's Pirates of the Carribean franchise ITL is a trilogy. It ended with the third film, At World's End. After that, No further Pirates of the Carribean sequels were followed.
== The Plague Dogs (1982 film) ==
The film was first released in the United Kingdom by MGM/UA Entertainment Co. in October 21, 1982 and it was then released in the United States on November 5, 1982 with the same distrubution as the UK release. The film lasts over a full 103 minutes without removing some scenes. The film also ends with the MGM/UA Entertainment Co. at the very end.
==Rambo franchise==
No.	Film 	Released 	Director 	Writer 	Producer 	Composer 	Starring 	Type of release
1 	First Blood 	October 22, 1982	Ted Kotcheff 	Ted Kotcheff 	Gordon Carroll	Jerry Goldsmith	Sylvester Stallone	Theatrical
2 	Rambo: First Blood Part II	May 22, 1985 	George P. Cosmatos	George P. Cosmatos	Gordon Carroll	Jerry Goldsmith	Sylvester Stallone	Theatrical
3 	Rambo III 	May 25, 1988 	Peter MacDonald 	Peter MacDonald 	TBA 	Jerry Goldsmith	Sylvester Stallone	Theatrical
4 	Rambo' 	January 25, 2008	Sylvester Stallone	Sylvester Stallone	TBA 	TBA 	Sylvester Stallone	Theatrical
==Rocky franchise==
===Rocky IV===
Rocky IV was titled Rocky IV: Rocky Vs. Drago and the film had major differences.
*Paulie's Robot was not presented in the film.
*More fighting scenes.
*The film was rated PG-13, meaning it's the first Rocky film to get its rating, along with Rocky V.
*The film got better reviews than IOTL.
==Speed 2: Cruise Control==
Speed 2: Cruise Control does not exist in Stephenverse.
==The Simpsons==
The Simpsons does begin on December 1989, and it ended on May 21, 2000 after Season 11's Behind the Laugher" aired, because they felt that the show might end up being run its course, and plans for Season 12 and further seasons were never planned. The Simpsons Movie was released seven years after the show ended. The movie does received positive reviews from critics, while it was critically acclaimed by fans. The fans of the show deemed that the movie was a perfect conclusion of The Simpsons franchise on a high note, even the creators agreed. There were no further new episodes after the movie itself, due to the fact that the movie that ends the show perfectly on a high note.
===The Simpsons Movie (2007)===
The film's story is the same as IOTL, except for several changes.
*The film's runtime is 115 minutes instead of 86 minutes.
*Some of the delete scene (as long they're funny) are presented in this movie.
*The scene where Homer chokes Bart is not represented in this movie.
*A scene where Homer during his emotionals in nowhere, having some flashbacks of his past behavior in some episodes (in re-recreation) of his stupidity/flanderization, so he'll think about redeeming himself.
*The film actually ends as the Simpsons family had saved Springfield from its destruction and the defeat of Russell "Russ" Cargill, they celebrate their victory and ends with flashbacks from previous seasons and the Simpons waves goodbye to the viwers, thus concluding the whole franchise as the creits rolls.
==The Matrix Trilogy==
While the first two Matrix movies are the same as IOTL, the The Matrix Revolutions has major changes throughout Revolutions:
*The Matrix Revolutions was delayed to November 12th 2004 from a November 5th 2003 release so the film has more development time for a year.
*The film adds 35 more minutes of shots of more action, Neo and Trinity's screentime, making it up to 169 minutes with credits.
*The Matrix Revolutions got better reviews thanks to no flaws than IOTL.
==The Original My Little Pony==
The My Little Pony toys begin in 1962, eventually, in 1970, the franchise created a TV animated show as My Little Pony: Friendship is Magical look almost identical to the future G4 show,, which it ran until 1980. The show was composed by the two composers, John Williams and Jerry Goldsmith. The show has almost a two hour long theatrical films My Little Pony: The Movie in October 1979 and a nearly three hour long film, The Rise of Grogar in December 1980. After the final film was released, the whole franchise quickly went discontinued and completely dormant, until the re-established on the franchise and it was completely rebooted, starting with 1986 nearly six years later, starting with My Little Pony (1986-87), which it aired on September 15, 1986, with the First Generation of the series.
==My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic==
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic continues lasts from 2010 and 2027, act as a "retold story" of the 1970s show of the same name and it feature two theatrical films like the original one.
==News Channels==
Both CNN and Fox News do not exist in this timeline in the United States.
==Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy==
===Spider-Man 2 (2004)===
*The pizza restruant scene at the opening scene is longer, while the late delievery scene is longer.
*The elevator scene is used.
*The subway fight scene is much longer than the theatrical one.
==The Star Wars franchise==
No.	Film 	Released 	Director 	Writer 	Producer 	Composer 	Starring 	Type of release
1 	Star Wars (later retitled Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope) 	October 14, 1977 	George Lucas 	George Lucas	George Lucas (executive producer)
Gary Kurtz	John Williams 	Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Peter Cushing, and Alec Guinness	Theatrical
2 	The Empire Strikes Back (later retitled Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back)	September 15, 1980 (Dominion Theatre)
September 19, 1980 (United States)	Irvin Kershner 	Leigh Brackett
Lawrence Kasdan
George Lucas (story)	George Lucas (executive producer)
Gary Kurtz	John Williams 	Mark Hamill
Harrison Ford
Carrie Fisher
Billy Dee Williams
Anthony Daniels
David Prowse
Kenny Baker
Peter Mayhew
Frank Oz	Theatrical
3 	Return of the Jedi (later retitled Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi) 	December 23, 1983	Richard MarquandGeorge Lucas	Lawrence Kasdan
George Lucas (story)	George Lucas (executive producer)
Howard Kazanjian	John Williams 	Mark Hamill
Harrison Ford
Carrie Fisher
Billy Dee Williams
Anthony Daniels
David Prowse
Kenny Baker
Peter Mayhew
Frank Oz	Theatrical
4 	Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace 	May 19, 1999 	George Lucas 	George Lucas	Rick McCallum	John Williams 	Liam Neeson
Ewan McGregor
Natalie Portman
Jake Lloyd
Ian McDiarmid
Anthony Daniels
Kenny Baker
Pernilla August
Frank Oz	Theatrical
5 	Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones 	May 16, 2002 	George Lucas 	George Lucas
Jonathan Hales	Rick McCallum	John Williams 	
Ewan McGregor
Natalie Portman
Hayden Christensen
Ian McDiarmid
Samuel L. Jackson
Christopher Lee
Anthony Daniels
Kenny Baker
Frank Oz	Theatrical
6 	Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith 	May 15, 2005 (Cannes)
May 19, 2005 (United States)	George Lucas 	George Lucas	Rick McCallum	John Williams 	Ewan McGregor
Natalie Portman
Hayden Christensen
Ian McDiarmid
Samuel L. Jackson
Christopher Lee
Anthony Daniels
Kenny Baker
Frank Oz	Theatrical
7 	Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 	
December 10, 2016 (Pantages Theatre)
December 16, 2016 (United States)	Gareth Edwards 	
Chris Weitz
Tony Gilroy
John Knoll (story)
Gary Whitta (story)	Dave Filoni
Allison Shearmur
Simon Emanuel	Michael Giacchino	
Felicity Jones
Diego Luna
Ben Mendelsohn
Donnie Yen
Mads Mikkelsen
Alan Tudyk
Riz Ahmed
Jiang Wen
Forest Whitaker	
The Star Wars franchise has only seven films. The sequel trilogy was asked, however, George Lucas, the president of Lucasfilm denied the plans for the sequel trilogy, and it was completely rejected altogether.
===Return of the Jedi===
Return of the Jedi (later retitled: Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi) is 165 minutes, 33 minutes longer than a 132 minute runtime from OTL, and the film is the same, but with major changes:
*All of the deleted scenes were used in the theatrical cut, except the sandstorm scene.
*The ending scene had a big change: Instead of the Yub Nub song, it was used the "Victory Celebration" song, and with scenes across the galaxy celebrating the defeat of the Empire.
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== Superman film franchise ==
No.	Film 	Released 	Director 	Writer 	Producer 	Composer 	Starring 	Type of release
1 	Superman 	December 15, 1978 	Richard Donner	Richard Donner	Pierre Spengler 	John Williams 	Christopher Reeve	Theatrical
2 	Superman II 	December 12, 1980 	Richard Donner	Richard Donner	Pierre Spengler 	John Williams 	Christopher Reeve	Theatrical
3 	Superman III 	June 17, 1983 (United States)	Richard Lester	Richard Lester	Gordon Carroll 	Ken Thorne 	Christopher Reeve	Theatrical
4 	Superman IV: The Quest for Peace	July 24, 1987 (United States)	Richard Lester	Richard Lester	Menahem GolanYoram Globus 	Alexander Courage	Christopher Reeve	Theatrical
5 	Superman Returns 	June 28, 2006 (United States)	Bryan Singer 	Bryan Singer 	Jon PetersBryan SingerGilbert Adler	John Ottman 	Brandon Routh 	Theatrical
The first two Christopher Reeve Superman films were filmed back-to-back by Richard Donner, and he was not fired during the filming of the two-part epic Superman films. However, It still went downhill due to the beginning of Superman III and IV.
Superman (1978) is still 143 minutes long, while its sequel, Superman II (1980) was 149 minutes long.
== Terminator franchise ==
The film has only two films, while the third film never happened, nor further sequels.
== Thomas & Friends ==
Thomas & Friends (originally known as Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends or simply Thomas the Tank Engine until series 7) is a British children's television series created by Britt Allcroft, and the show has over 700 episodes since it begin October 9, 1984 to present. Originally, the show went downhill in Season 9-10 and 12-16 before it was revived in Season 17 to present. Both Thomas & Friends Big World! Big Adventures! & Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go! does not exist in the Stephenverse.
==The Transformers: The Movie (1986)==
The film lasts over 104 minutes instead of 84 minutes. It still gained a cult following over the years. It also has multiple plot differences:
* Ultra Magnus is not a separate character, instead being the rebuilt form of Optimus Prime after being heavily damaged at Autobot City; Hot Rod still becomes Rodimus Prime.
* All five Dinobots are consistently present.
* Wheelie is a completely-different character. Instead of being a child-appeal character who exclusively speaks in rhyme, Wheelie is a hardened survivalist who initially treats the Dinobots as Decepticons, before Grimlock saves him from some Sharkticons.
* Megatron dies at Autobot City, and Starscream is thrown from Astrotrain by Soundwave for leaving Megatron for dead. Starscream is reformatted as Galvatron instead of Megatron, and returns to Cybertron to beat Soundwave into submission. Thundercracker still becomes Scourge, and the Insecticons (Kickback, Shrapnel, and Bombshell) still become the Sweeps and Cyclonus' Armada.
* It is made clear that Skywarp was the one who became Cyclonus, meaning the heated debate regarding Cyclonus' identity does not exist in the Stephenverse.
* More character deaths are shown:
** Smokescreen is the one shown dead next to Windcharger instead of Wheeljack, who is explicitly shown to have survived.
** Starscream kills Huffer, Bluestreak, and Hoist with one null-ray shot.
** All three of Reflector's components are killed by the Autobot missile launcher.
** Buzzsaw is blown out of the sky during Optimus Prime's charge through the Decepticons.
** Red Alert is shot in the back by one of the Constructicons.
** Mirage is killed by Megatron after he uses his cloaking ability to snipe Bombshell, then gets blown apart by Megatron's Fusion Cannon.
** As the Decepticons are retreating, the dead bodies of Tracks and Skids are glimpsed.
** When Galvatron attacks Autobot City, Gears is flown up and torn apart by Cyclonus, his remains falling down on a shocked Blaster.
** Galvatron kills Inferno, Grapple, Hound, Sideswipe, and Sunstreaker all at once with a single blast from his Particle Cannon.
** Topspin and Twin Twist, the Jumpstarters, make their only cartoon appearance being killed by Scourge.
** When Unicron attacks Cybertron, he crushes Shockwave.
** Not all of the 1984/85 Autobots were killed. As IOTL, Bumblebee, Cliffjumper, Jazz, Blaster, Perceptor, and the Dinobots all survived, and the ending on Cybertron shows Wheeljack, Trailbreaker Warpath, Seaspray, Cosmos, Beachcomber, Powerglide, Skyfire, and Omega Supreme among the Autobots present. Roadbuster and Whirl, both of whom had never appeared in the cartoon by Takara's demand, are also briefly glimpsed in the ending, as their toys were still in production.
*Almost all of the 1986 Autobots and Decepticons appear in the movie, including the Aerialbots, Protectobots, Stunticons, Combaticons, Predacons, Battlechargers, Sky Lynx, Broadside, Sandstorm, Octane, Hubcap, Outback, Pipes, Swerve, and Tailgate. Metroplex and Trypticon are the two outliers, as the five-part miniseries that opened season three, "Five Faces of Darkness", dealt with their creation. The film also explains that Superion, Defensor, and Omega Supreme were not at Autobot City because Megatron had sent Menasor, Bruticus, and Predaking to launch a diversionary attack on the Ark to ensure the Autobots' combiners would be preoccupied.
=Video games=
===Grand Theft Auto series===
The Grand Theft Auto series still gained more controvsaries due to amount of violences. They're majore differences.
===Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas===
The original 2004 game is exactly the same way as OTL except for the hidden Hot Coffee minigame code, doesn't exist. The Definite Edtion of San Andres is extremely different.
* The Definitve Edition of San Andreas was developed as a remake of the original game, rather than using the same version from the original 2004 version.
* Grand Theft Auto San Andreas: The Definitve Edition begin its development in 2018, and it was announced in October 2019 on the 15th anniversary of the original game's release, and was released in October 2021, and it received critical acclaim from fans and critics.
* The map is super-large and more graphicly realistic than the 2004 and 2021 OTL version.
* Many of the new cars that weren't shown in the orignal were from 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990, 1991, and 1992 cars appared in this game.
* Many cars were upgraded to become realistic.
* Some missions and vehicles like FBI truck that were cut and unused from the original 2004 game, like The Truth is Out There, were included.
* It has more than 30 mission were added for new locations, especially during the two lockable areas.
* Non of the characters' bodies were laughable, weird, etc..
* The Definitve Edition allows the players to get the original 2004 version for free.
* The game's prequel Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Stories, which it's about during CJ's absence in 1989, is in development.
===Grand Theft Auto IV===
The map is way bigger than the OTL game map. It incluides a countryside and ruals of the states of Liberty and Alderney.
==Music==
===The Decemberists===
The band was founded in 1960 and breaked up in 1973. Their song, The Infanta was released in 1965 instead of 2005, and it was used in the show, Mad Men. 
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