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This is so ridiculous. I've never seen any Rambo movie, but how could they possibly turn it into a tv series?
Well I have seen all the Rambo movies and I think this is a little too much...Can't they think of something new and fresh? Why does it always have to be a blast from the past?
Rambo A team :D
I think it would probably be set before the movies