The recent violence at the Maruti Suzuki plant in Manesar echoed similar episodes of labor unrest in the past.
That echoes an episode with the German soldiers in Vassily Grossman's Life and Fate.
For that matter, it also echoes an episode of "The West Wing," entitled "Let Bartlet Be Bartlet," in which the fictional president's aides realize he has become too cautious, a criticism that Mr. Kerry has faced lately.
Echoing this episode, school bullying over social class has found an even crueler iteration in "lunch-shaming": children being humiliated for not having enough money to pay for their public school lunches.
The plots of Sunday's episodes echo elements of the film but in a more frenetic and fantastical fashion; the modest Rex Kwon Do martial arts studio has morphed into a farm-country fight club, with cage matches inside a silo.
Though adapted from a preexisting book, the first two episodes echo DuVernay's previous work in I Will Follow and 2012's Middle of Nowhere, films about black women who take on the loss of loved ones while also navigating complicated dynamics related to illness, incarceration, and familial discord.
Iran's nationalisation in 1951 of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's assets devastated the firm, a precursor of BP.There are modern echoes of these episodes.
Line of the episode Echo with all the imprints: "I have 38 brains, and not one that says you can sign a contract to be a slave.
The episodes echoed a similar breach in 1992 involving a State Department file on Bill Clinton, then a presidential candidate, amid rumors that he had tried to renounce his citizenship during the Vietnam War to avoid the military draft when he was a Rhodes scholar at Oxford.
Luhrmann will direct the first two episodes, echoing David Fincher's input to Netflix's hit series House Of Cards.
