American Dreams: Season 1, Episode 2 - The End of the Innocence
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10/6/2002
It's Thanksgiving week in 1963, but, in the wake of the J.F.K. assassination, no one feels thankful. Even Meg's selection as a Bandstand regular seems hollow to her-- especially since best friend Roxanne wasn't chosen and the resentful Roxanne isn't going easy on Meg. Meanwhile, East Catholic High's football team has a hole at running back without J.J.; and Helen gets together with the worldly Rebecca Sandstrom at Temple University.
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