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keep your strippers out of my American football
With the NBA playoffs over, and NFL 2 months away I find myself looking at more and more non-sports TV. So I want to get some suggestions of shows you guys are watching.
I watch -
Three Sheets (MOJOHD) - The host goes to different countries around the world and gets drunk. It is more than that, he talks about drinking customs and local brews also. A quick, entertaining 30 mins. Even though it is a pretty shallow show, I really enjoy it. Nothing to think about or keep up with, just learning about other cultures and watching the host drink.
Ice Road Truckers (History Channel) - A total rip-off of 'Deadliest Catch'. Instead of going on-board a ship that is catching crab, they are following trucks at a trucking company in Canada. Where they are driving, they have to drive over a frozen lake. That combined with the driving snow, it makes for a dangerous trip. The limiting thing about this show is going the be the fact they only have one customer, so it seems the trips are going to get old unless someone falls through the ice or crashes. But I'll check it out.
Deadliest Catch (Discovery Channel) - Old show now that I described earlier. It is in it's 3rd season and honestly it is getting old. I mean, it is still dangerous, but we have seen everything there is to see. We have seen the big waves, greenhorns, people getting hurt, people quitting, saw someone get rescued, people dying, good fishing, bad fishing, etc. Not much more they can do now. It is a great show, but just kind of boring now.
Man vs Wild (Discovery Channel) - It is a rip-off of 'Survivorman', another show that was on Discovery. They put a survival expert in a place with extreme conditions. A place like a dessert, a remote forest, a swamp, a mountain and he needs to show how one would survive. Now the thing about 'Survivorman' was the fact that the star of the show was filming himself, so he was out there alone. 'Man vs Wild' has a camera crew following him, so you never really think he is in trouble. Also, with 'Survivorman', he used to talk about how being somewhere for a week alone was mentally challenging and you could see it on his face. The host for 'Man vs Wild' never looks like he is in trouble because he never is! He has his support group right there. But it seems 'Survivorman' is taking alot longer to come out with season 2. It takes that host alot longer to recover from each adventure. So 'Man vs Wild' is about it for now.
I watch -
Three Sheets (MOJOHD) - The host goes to different countries around the world and gets drunk. It is more than that, he talks about drinking customs and local brews also. A quick, entertaining 30 mins. Even though it is a pretty shallow show, I really enjoy it. Nothing to think about or keep up with, just learning about other cultures and watching the host drink.
Ice Road Truckers (History Channel) - A total rip-off of 'Deadliest Catch'. Instead of going on-board a ship that is catching crab, they are following trucks at a trucking company in Canada. Where they are driving, they have to drive over a frozen lake. That combined with the driving snow, it makes for a dangerous trip. The limiting thing about this show is going the be the fact they only have one customer, so it seems the trips are going to get old unless someone falls through the ice or crashes. But I'll check it out.
Deadliest Catch (Discovery Channel) - Old show now that I described earlier. It is in it's 3rd season and honestly it is getting old. I mean, it is still dangerous, but we have seen everything there is to see. We have seen the big waves, greenhorns, people getting hurt, people quitting, saw someone get rescued, people dying, good fishing, bad fishing, etc. Not much more they can do now. It is a great show, but just kind of boring now.
Man vs Wild (Discovery Channel) - It is a rip-off of 'Survivorman', another show that was on Discovery. They put a survival expert in a place with extreme conditions. A place like a dessert, a remote forest, a swamp, a mountain and he needs to show how one would survive. Now the thing about 'Survivorman' was the fact that the star of the show was filming himself, so he was out there alone. 'Man vs Wild' has a camera crew following him, so you never really think he is in trouble. Also, with 'Survivorman', he used to talk about how being somewhere for a week alone was mentally challenging and you could see it on his face. The host for 'Man vs Wild' never looks like he is in trouble because he never is! He has his support group right there. But it seems 'Survivorman' is taking alot longer to come out with season 2. It takes that host alot longer to recover from each adventure. So 'Man vs Wild' is about it for now.
