PBS is great!!

[Seraphina]

I dumped cable about 4 years ago and don't miss it at all. Such a waste of money. I use a Roku 3 - which has a ton of free channels, btw - and I pay for a few streaming services. Also have an antenna for free local channels.

Sorry to hear you lost your job. How are you doing?

-Teresa

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Dawn of Humanity | NOVA | PBS

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https://www.pbs.org/video/nova-dawn-humanity/
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So cool!  Here's another great NOVA program (lots of them, to be sure):

Nova -- Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial

I believe that NOVA is the longest-running science documentary series.

See if you can find "Questioning Darwin", strong stomach needed.

[RainShark]

That's pretty much all my kids watched when they were little. They loved Clifford, Word World, and Curious George. I loved Newshour with Jim Lehrer, and everything on Sunday. The New Yankee Workshop, Bob Villa, Bob Ross, and back in the days when I was watching on the regular there was a show called Rare Visions and Roadside Revelations. It was a weird, but really cool show. I did watch Bill Moyers Journal, even though I he was kind of douchey. I haven't had a TV in a few years. Just stream now.

[Jehanne]

So cool!  Here's another great NOVA program (lots of them, to be sure):

Nova -- Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial

I believe that NOVA is the longest-running science documentary series.

See if you can find "Questioning Darwin", strong stomach needed.

Barf.  Equivalent to neo-Nazi propaganda.

[Angrboda]

Cool. I can watch select episodes of American Experience on my TV by ChromeCast'ing the web player to my big screen TV. Sadly, I don't get all episodes that way. For that I'll have to tune in on Wednesday nights. And I no longer have access to past episodes of Victoria as a consequence of canceling my Netflix subscription.

I don't know. I've found Nova to be more misses than hits over the past few years. I think the content of shows has gone downhill from where it was when I was young. Perhaps that's just my perception and it's really me who has changed. I feel the same way about Scientific American.