> Seems like every 5 or 10 years we have a big burst of Amelia Earhart interest and nostalgia. It's the 80th anniversary of her death. I assume the Amelia Earh

> Seems like every 5 or 10 years we have a big burst of Amelia Earhart interest and nostalgia. It's the 80th anniversary of her death. I assume the Amelia Earhart specials that run every five years need some new speculative angle to get people to watch. (Also, can I note that it's actually kind of sad that Amelia Earhart had all of these astonishing accomplishments over her life... And yet the only thing we commemorate -- and the only thing most people seem to know about her -- is the accident of her death.)