One Tree Hill
I am definitely checking out the ground-breaking, anarchist "One Tree Hill."
Because, as the below picture would indicate, despite its ostensible premise, it's clearly a subversive, radical show about partner-swapping, group-somes hippies who want to form a love-in to save the world, and reject material goods by sharing a bed and wearing clothes that require the least material to produce. Also, the men clearly engage in manual labor to feel closer to the soil: just look at the arm muscles. And the toned bodies of the women would indicate they toil as well, perhaps in weaving or making tie-die shirts. At the same time, both genders embrace an enlightened "free love" attitude that knows no boundaries of gender or personhood. The fact that all the individuals of this small but praiseworthy commune are young is quite symbolic: this is the way of the future!
What do you mean this ain't so? Just look at the evidence!
Because, as the below picture would indicate, despite its ostensible premise, it's clearly a subversive, radical show about partner-swapping, group-somes hippies who want to form a love-in to save the world, and reject material goods by sharing a bed and wearing clothes that require the least material to produce. Also, the men clearly engage in manual labor to feel closer to the soil: just look at the arm muscles. And the toned bodies of the women would indicate they toil as well, perhaps in weaving or making tie-die shirts. At the same time, both genders embrace an enlightened "free love" attitude that knows no boundaries of gender or personhood. The fact that all the individuals of this small but praiseworthy commune are young is quite symbolic: this is the way of the future!
What do you mean this ain't so? Just look at the evidence!