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Horizon, Ain't what it used to be
Ames
post Jan 30 2006, 02:24 PM
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As posted elsewhere...

I can't get through an episode of Horizon without leaving the room muttering under my breath about Pseudo Science, Stupid camera angles and Sensationalism.

Is it just me?

Nick
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post Jan 31 2006, 02:47 PM
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The one that's gone too far over on this side of the pond is a series on The History Channel entitled "Modern Marvels." When that series started, you had some very nice looks at fascinating elements of our modern-day infrastructures -- but they seem to have run out of truly "marvelous" topics, and now they're just reaching.

For example, a few of their latest topics have been cement, gasoline and basements. I wouldn't be surprised if their next topic turned out to be cow dung.

It was a good show, but I think they need to retire the show and move on...

-the other Doug


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