Only two of them?
"All for me-e-e-e-e! Oh, and you, of course, darling.
I think I saw that on Dark Tourist. When they showed him the dinosaur cages I almost debeveraged!
Why? What would that signify?
“Independent Lens” on PBS has a terrific episode on the Ark and its non-benefit to the nearby town. What a scam.
Thanks for the heads-up; this was worth watching tho it does have the plodding pace and non-resolution that so many PBS-produced videos seem to have. For anyone else interested, you can watch the entire 1h26m video here: We Believe In Dinosaurs.
I’ll have to look for that on my local listings, and Tivo it if it is.
Or you could just click the link I provided whenever you want to watch it. 
Just sayin’.
Totally fair that it plodded. Had me wishing for a 1.25x button on my TV.
I know Kentucky isn’t Minnesota, but it sure as hell (see what I did there? :D) Florida. If his park is closing in February because of low attendance, he doesn’t know much about either climatology, or how to run a theme park.
I don’t like to watch lengthy programs on my computer. Otherwise, I would consider it. TYVM for those who don’t mind.
If your TV has a browser, you can watch it streaming there thru the website; that’s what I do. Everything PBS produces is in glorious hi-def and Nova looks amazing on my huge living room TV. The sound is better in my living room too.
I started watching it. I think I’ll have to do it in increments. It amazes me that that woman with a PhD in molecular biology could insist that dinosaurs are only 6,000 years old. How do these people (and by “these people,” I mean her and Mayim Bialik) get PhD’s in science?
Every once in a while somebody would ask Isaac Asimov whether he was a PhD or a “real doctor;” as a result he came to the conclusion that PhD stood for Phony Doctor. This came to mind when Ham told people at the opening to “talk to one of our PhD’s.”
Or as the geologist — sorry, forgot his name — put it, having a degree means that one can do science. If doesn’t mean that one does do science.
I also thought it ironic that Ham talked about “brainwashing.” Well, he oughtta know (“Were you there?”).
Ham can always ask failed theme park preacher Jim Bakker for a job as an apocalyptic prophet selling 5 gallon buckets of food guaranteed to last until the end of time. Ham would make a killing selling freeze dried chicken as dinosaur.
It’s more an exercise in persistence and not having anything better to do than it is a matter of smarts. Hell they gave me one.
Brain Cloud.
Now he’s selling silver. (I believe it comes in a 30 piece pack.)
I may well waste my entire day now, wondering what one can do with a gigantic building shaped like an ark after one’s museum goes bankrupt.
World’s biggest Long John Silver’s?
Get a second opinion.
He washed his in hot water, and it shrank.