Posted: 25 March 2024 at 11:09pm | IP Logged | 1
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Okay, so I have been noticing this for some time, most particularly with regards to news journalism on the various networks: The use of the phrase "on Earth-Two" or similar referencing of "Earth-Two." Minutes before deciding to make a post about this, I was watching an interview with CNN personality Jake Tapper, and he used the phrase "on Earth-Two." I mean, this might not be an everyday thing, but it's also being used a considerable number of times that I have made special note of it.
So... Has anyone else here picked up on this? Also, I am pretty sure "Earth-Two" originated with comic books, with DC, naturally, during the Silver-Age. Was "Earth-Two" a thing before this? Certainly, in the context I am hearing it used on these news programs, it seems to be referencing the DC version in that it means to evoke a reality close to ours, but yet different in significant ways.
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