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Aftermath

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Aftermath originally meant "the grass that grew after the first crop of hay had been taken", but now usually means "that which happens after", often with a negative connotation. It can refer to one of these:

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  • Aftermath (short film) is the second film by Nacho Cerdà, released in 1994
  • Aftermath (2001 film) a 2001 TV-movie starring Meredith Baxter
  • Aftermath (film), a film scheduled for release in 2007
  • AfterMASH, a TV show whose name is a pun on M*A*S*H; and Aftermath
  • , a 1991 TV movie about the Hi-Fi Murders
  • Aftermath, the first episode of the third series of Blake's 7
  • Tsunami: The Aftermath, a 2006 made-for-television miniseries about the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake.
  • Spooks, the term Aftermath was used in the UK television drama Spooks where it was a joint US-UK agreement that global warming was going to occur and there was nothing that could be done about it. The US/UK would form an alliance where they would invade smaller countries and take the natural resources; they estimated that the world's population would fall by roughly 35%.

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