The history channel might have inherent stupidity, but they do have a website with discussion with forums covering western and non-western topics.
Go to http://historychannel.com/discuss/index.html
Got to see that and The History of Underwear. Both while in high school.
It’s the only time I remember getting to control the television while a sophomore in HS. Nobody objected:D
Hey Guinstasia!
My library has the History of Sex on video… you might check with your local library… I mean if the Utah libraries have it YOURS SHOULD 
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
There WAS one episode I wanted to see, and only caught the tail end-it was called The Balkan Tinderbox, and was narrated by Charleton Heston (Yeah, I know, I know). But did anyone catch this? Did they mention anything about the Serbian Royal family?
I caught part of that Nostradamus show. The first thing I thought when I saw it was “This footage looks twenty years old.” The second thought was “Is that Orson Welles?” A few minutes (very few) confirmed both suspicions. Those few minutes were at the end when he mentioned the future as one containing 1982.
???
They’re showing this as legitimate? I hope not. I hope that their justification of this was that it’s a historical “documentary” of Nos., but I didn’t see any disclaimers. Strapped for viewers, were we?
But I do love the History of Britain. Ah, Simon Schama, you have an accent the angels dream of…
Credit where it’s due. I think THC provided partial funding for that series – obviously they weren’t involved in the production or anything serious like that. I guess the end credits would confirm the case.
RickJay writes:
> In Canada we have this thing called “Cable.” It’s really
> amazing. They lay this coaxial wire into your hours and
> you pay a company every month, and they pipe TV channels
> straight into your set. We get dozens and dozens of U.S.
> channels and you don’t even need rabbit ears!
I didn’t realize that your cable selection included American broadcast TV. On my local cable system (with about four dozen channels), there are two kinds of channels - those that I could get anyway with an antenna and those that are strictly cable channels which aren’t broadcast anywhere. The cable system doesn’t carry broadcast stations from distant cities (or from Canada). I didn’t realize that Canadian cable systems carried American broadcast TV.
In any case, the point that I was making was that what you’re watching on PBS on cable is not a general PBS feed. It’s a particular PBS channel, presumably the one nearest you. PBS channels can choose which PBS shows to broadcast and which non-PBS shows to include. PBS channels are not uniform in their programming across the U.S.
Krusty The Klown said the mice/cats thing, not Homer. It’s in the episode “Girly Edition” where Lisa and Bart host a kids news show. And it goes a little something like this:
“Oh, please! What don’t they learn? Don’t trust mice, cats are made of glass…”
RickJay wrote:
Gosh, you guys are way behind. Here in America now they just lower our IQ’s manually using electrodes.
Seriously, though which PBS station are you getting, out of which city?