There is nothing funnier than the scenes of S&S Aqua Logging from the Ax Men series last year. The show really is pretty good and they were just classic.

I absolutely agree about the trend on History. I used to watch all the time for the interesting programs on, well, American History. Civil War, American Revolution, the Presidents, all that stuff. It seems to have lost its way somewhat. I would suggest checking out some of the Weather Channel’s programs on “When Weather Changed History” for some good history programs. Tonight was a repeat of the First Iditarod. Great program even though we know how it ends. Also, on Dish, I get something called the Military. It seems to be a network that engages in quite a bit of 20th century military history. I just found it, but I’m going to keep it in mind.

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I get my television the old-fashioned way, over the air. In the wake of the government’s analog-to-digital TV conversion, I began getting a number of different stations, perhaps to replace the one’s I lost. One that I now enjoy is a Korean station, KBS. Thankfully, many of its programs have English subtitles. The station broadcasts a number of serial historical dramas about Korea’s admittedly much longer history. What has struck me is how much, as opposed to American TV, KBS’ program affirm and support Korean values. Respect for elders, those in authority, Korean culture, even Korea’s military draft are affirmed even by Korean celebrities. But, it’s those historical dramas, with their choppy-choppy and Dragon Ladies that are my guilty pleasures. Hopefully, after a while, I will get better at recognizing who is who.