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Answer the following three questions in a two-three minute video post (audio only allowed for IEP).

Imagine you have a time machine that can only return to the 1970s...

If you could meet one figure of culture in the 1970s, who would it be and why?

If you could be the first to see one movie or tv show, or be the first to take part in one hobby of the time, what would you choose and why?

If you could tell someone from the time how there work or choices in the 1970s affected the future, who would you tell and what would you say?

This is formative, but must be done to move to the last assignment. Answer in the "The Time Machine to the 1970s" Discussion Board
answer the questions like a grade 9 and dont make it sound like ai please.

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Audio Script for "The Time Machine to the 1970s" Discussion Board

Hey everyone! I’m super excited to talk about what it would be like to travel back to the 1970s. It’s such an interesting time, full of cultural change and creativity. So, let’s dive into these questions!

First up, if I could meet one figure from the 1970s, I would choose David Bowie. He was such an innovative artist and a huge influence in music and fashion. Bowie wasn’t just a musician; he pushed boundaries with his alter egos, like Ziggy Stardust. I think meeting him would be fascinating because I’d love to hear about his creative process, how he saw the world, and what inspired him during that period. Plus, his music has had such a lasting impact, and it’d be cool to ask him about his thoughts on how it shaped future artists.

Next, if I could be the first to see a movie or TV show, I would totally pick “Star Wars.” Released in 1977, it became such a massive part of pop culture, and it transformed the sci-fi genre. I can only imagine the excitement of watching it for the first time, seeing all those groundbreaking special effects and being introduced to characters like Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia. The idea of a galaxy far, far away has captivated people for decades, and being there when it premiered would have been an epic experience.

Now, for the last question, if I could tell someone about how their work influenced the future, I would talk to the creators of “Saturday Night Live.” This iconic show debuted in 1975 and completely changed the landscape of television comedy. I would tell them how their combination of sketch comedy and musical performances influenced so many comedians and shows that came after. It set a new standard for what sketch comedy could be and paved the way for future SNL alums who became major stars.

So, in summary, I’d love to meet David Bowie for his creativity, see “Star Wars” for its historical impact, and share with the SNL creators how they set the stage for future comedy.

Thanks for listening! I'm excited to hear your thoughts and your own answers.