Apocalypse Television

Apocalypse Television offers a compelling insider's account of the making and backlash surrounding the iconic 1983 TV movie, The Day After. Set against the backdrop of a nuclear attack in Lawrence, Kansas, the film sparked intense cultural wars and faced significant challenges from both network disputes and political opposition. With over 100 million viewers, it became a landmark event in television history, prompting a fierce propaganda campaign from the White House in an effort to control its message. This audiobook delves into the behind-the-scenes struggles, the response from the conservative movement, and the profound impact on the community where the film was created.