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My all time favorite is Lost In Space but I enjoy all the Irwin Allen programs from the 1960s. Second to that would be the original Twilight Zone series.
Years ago, I would look forward every week to watching Shaun Kenny's "Boresight News" show on the big dish...
These days, I don't get much time to watch any shows regularly other than the news. One current show that I do like is "Ice Road Truckers" on the History channel.. I have a new-found respect for those truckers up on the ice roads.
These days, I don't get much time to watch any shows regularly other than the news. One current show that I do like is "Ice Road Truckers" on the History channel.. I have a new-found respect for those truckers up on the ice roads.
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Emergency! It was a weekly event while growing up! Seriously though, with my strange work hours its is one of the few things I can watch before I turn the light out that I actually still enjoy
All that thanks to those the antennas that mysteriously keep multiplying around the yard .
All that thanks to those the antennas that mysteriously keep multiplying around the yard .
BIZARRE FOODS
**With Andrew Zimmern**
Imaging getting paid to travel the world and feast yourself on local delicacies.
Andrew Zimmern, is plain spoken and enthusiastic. Sort of the opposite of a food snob. While there's adequate background on each exotic host country and culture, the main emphasis is on Zimmern simply understanding and trying out bizarre foods. I think we owe it to ourselves to explore the world's cuisine and outer boundaries of food. You don't have to like it, just try it. Better than several books on the subject, this series will make you rethink your food limits. It's comparative foodology 101. All weird foods have a good story behind them.
The only bad thing about his show is it makes me hungry!...
**With Andrew Zimmern**
Imaging getting paid to travel the world and feast yourself on local delicacies.
Andrew Zimmern, is plain spoken and enthusiastic. Sort of the opposite of a food snob. While there's adequate background on each exotic host country and culture, the main emphasis is on Zimmern simply understanding and trying out bizarre foods. I think we owe it to ourselves to explore the world's cuisine and outer boundaries of food. You don't have to like it, just try it. Better than several books on the subject, this series will make you rethink your food limits. It's comparative foodology 101. All weird foods have a good story behind them.
The only bad thing about his show is it makes me hungry!...
Globe Trotters, visiting exotic lands and people and learning about the "rest" f the world.
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Top Gear
Cars Cars and more Cars. Plus I get a kick out of them talking about the boot and the bonnet
Cars Cars and more Cars. Plus I get a kick out of them talking about the boot and the bonnet
I would have to say two. "Keeping up Appearances" on BBC, and the Andy Griffith shows. We have laughted many a time with both of them.
M*A*S*H
Such a stellar cast and great characters, but if I had to pick (besides the obvious Hawkeye) I would say Father Mulcahy.
Such a stellar cast and great characters, but if I had to pick (besides the obvious Hawkeye) I would say Father Mulcahy.
Desperate Housewives (at least my favorite from what's on in these times)
because I've been a big fan of Teri Hatcher since I first noticed her on Lois and Clark
she's hot and getting hotter with age
the other gals on Desperate Housewives ain't hard to look at either
yeah baby
because I've been a big fan of Teri Hatcher since I first noticed her on Lois and Clark
she's hot and getting hotter with age
the other gals on Desperate Housewives ain't hard to look at either
yeah baby
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