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Recently I've been getting into the History channel. I don't know if it's because i'm getting older or what, but it's true.
We all have our sitcoms and our cartoons, but what about the shows with the interesting facts?
Do you, or have you ever watched an educational program, perhaps even regularly?
I remember growing up I used to love educational shows that involved experiments such as Bill Nye the Science Guy or ZOOM!
I used to sometimes try out some of the experiments I saw.
As mentioned earlier, I've been watching the History Channel lately, specifically the show American Pickers. It's a show about two guys who own a business called Antique Archeology, which is basically all about recovering historical artifacts that are just laying around in people's yards and sheds all over the US and selling them to people who use them for movies/decoration/restoration.
This show is just absolutely fascinating because it's all about these two guys travelling and buying all this stuff that you would think is just junk but have incredible historical backgrounds. I definitely recommend watching it if you ever get the opportunity.
Another one I love to watch regularly is Myth Busters, as it's kinda like the modern day Bill Nye to me. :P
We all have our sitcoms and our cartoons, but what about the shows with the interesting facts?
Do you, or have you ever watched an educational program, perhaps even regularly?
I remember growing up I used to love educational shows that involved experiments such as Bill Nye the Science Guy or ZOOM!
I used to sometimes try out some of the experiments I saw.
As mentioned earlier, I've been watching the History Channel lately, specifically the show American Pickers. It's a show about two guys who own a business called Antique Archeology, which is basically all about recovering historical artifacts that are just laying around in people's yards and sheds all over the US and selling them to people who use them for movies/decoration/restoration.
This show is just absolutely fascinating because it's all about these two guys travelling and buying all this stuff that you would think is just junk but have incredible historical backgrounds. I definitely recommend watching it if you ever get the opportunity.
Another one I love to watch regularly is Myth Busters, as it's kinda like the modern day Bill Nye to me. :P