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    Oliver Stark, star of the US drama 9-1-1, is drawing attention after reports that he was asked to perform a stunt that had previously injured a professional stunt performer. Fans are criticizing the show's safety practices, questioning why actors are being put in situations that have already caused harm to trained professionals, and calling for stricter protections on set.

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    Teacher describes classroom challenges at Gaza school●When you want to explain a lesson while keeping your students quiet and making sure they don’t talk, haha. 😂 At Olive GaMmastodonWarMiddle East162 d ago

    A teacher at Olive Garden School shared a humorous moment about trying to explain a lesson while keeping students quiet, joking about the daily struggle of classroom management. The post also highlights the school's broader mission: helping children catch up on missed education and recover from the psychological trauma they have experienced because of the genocide.

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    Actor Oliver Stark, star of the drama 9-1-1, revealed he broke his ankle in August while filming a stunt for the show. The revelation has drawn attention from fans discussing the risks actors take performing action sequences on set, and Stark's name is trending in the UK and Canada.

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    Oliver Stark, star of the US drama 9-1-1, broke his ankle this summer while filming a stunt on set, according to Just Jared, which reports additional injuries occurred during production. The news has drawn attention from fans discussing the physical demands placed on the show's cast, who regularly perform action-heavy emergency-rescue sequences.

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    Oliver Stark, star of the US drama series 9-1-1, broke his ankle while filming a stunt this summer, according to Just Jared, which reports further injuries among the show's cast or crew. Fans of the procedural, known for its demanding rescue set pieces, are discussing the incident and what it says about the physical toll of the show's action-heavy production.