<h1>Episode Notes</h1>
<p>It’s another story from the author of Planet of the Apes – but it’s completely different. This week we watch POWs lose the plot in 1957’s Bridge on the River Kwai. Directed by David Lean, this epic tells the story of Alec Guinness’ Nicolson and William Holden’s Shears and their collision course.
 
Recommendations: Emmett Otter’s Jug Band Christmas
 
Next up: All The President’s Men(1976) Reprise
                                                                                          
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S6E44 - #57: All The President’s Men (1976)

Amity and Lemuel have seen a lot of things, but they have missed some major cultural plot points. The Latecomers is their recaps and reviews of the shows that have shaped entertainment and culture because when it comes to the good stuff - better late than never.