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Freddie Mercury, Robin Williams and Michael Jackson all were born and died within the reign of King Bhumibol of Thailand. King Bhumibol took office in the year three US Presidents were born and lived to see all three become 70

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Timeline comparisons! For reference: She was born in 1929. Barbara Walters is 5'5" or 1.65m. We don't want actual scale comparisons though, just timeline comparisons!

The assassination attempt doesn't make sense to me *Spoilers*

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Robert Byrd (D-WV) was in the US Congress for all of Michael Jackson's life

Timeline comparisons! For reference: She was born in 1929. Barbara Walters is 5'5" or 1.65m. We don't want actual scale comparisons though, just timeline comparisons!

Plot inconsistencies that you notice (Possible spoilers)

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A few observations about the movie *Spoilers*

This is a subreddit to talk about all this Les Mis!

Hitler somehow survives his suicide attempt, is captured by the Russians

Welcome to HistoryWhatIf! We're here to explore alternate history scenarios in interesting ways.

President Owen Taggart

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What exactly was Gordon's plan for Amy's Baking Company? (spoilers if not watched)

Discussion of the UK & US show Kitchen Nightmares, Gordon Ramsay, Hotel Hell, and related topics

Was Raj in the crowd in Season 8 after they announced the winner?

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If it had been Keith vs. Heather in the Season 2 finale, would Keith have taken his defeat graciously?

No community is as hot as ours, and it keeps getting hotter! Welcome to the Hell's Kitchen subreddit, where we share our opinions about chefs, Ramsay, Episodes, Seasons, and the show itself! Please be respectful of others, and be sure to not come across as immature and use overly foul language against other chefs and/or members of this community, even despite the show's subject matter. Otherwise, come for the burn, and stay for the fire!