Total Woo on the History Channel.
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Total Woo on the History Channel.
"Ancient Aliens." Two hours of von Daniken, David Hatcher Childress, and the usual suspects. Have they no pride?
(And do we need a "woo" forum?)
(And do we need a "woo" forum?)
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Re: Total Woo on the History Channel.
Dude.
This is also the channel that has the monster show, all the religious shows that aren't purely historical, etc..
This is also the channel that has the monster show, all the religious shows that aren't purely historical, etc..
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Yeah, I gave up on it years ago. But it's a poor night for TV and laughing at them is always fun.JasonK wrote:Dude.
This is also the channel that has the monster show, all the religious shows that aren't purely historical, etc..
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Belief in UFOs isn't really different from believing in gods or believing that the leprechauns assassinated JFK.
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No, it isn't.
I'm watching Iron Chef. Or, I was. Morimoto just won.
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Re: Total Woo on the History Channel.
Discovery has a show on the Hudson River plane crash!JasonK wrote:No, it isn't.
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I disagree partly. Statistically, even though the probability that we have been visited by flying saucers from an alien world is incredibly tiny, it is still infinitely massive compared to the 'talking snake' hypothesis put forward by xians.Gawdzilla wrote:Belief in UFOs isn't really different from believing in gods or believing that the leprechauns assassinated JFK.
What is comparable though is the 'believing it because you want to' basis of most UFOphiles.
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That's what I was thinking as I watched the show. "Ignore anything that doesn't support your thesis, accept any source that does." Some woo, different day.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:I disagree partly. Statistically, even though the probability that we have been visited by flying saucers from an alien world is incredibly tiny, it is still infinitely massive compared to the 'talking snake' hypothesis put forward by xians.Gawdzilla wrote:Belief in UFOs isn't really different from believing in gods or believing that the leprechauns assassinated JFK.
What is comparable though is the 'believing it because you want to' basis of most UFOphiles.
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Oh snap, now it's Chopped.
This show is so silly....
This show is so silly....

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Just watced it - and they managed to call is a "miracle" less than 10 times. Surprisingly few references to the help of the big daddy in the skyGawdzilla wrote:Discovery has a show on the Hudson River plane crash!JasonK wrote:No, it isn't.
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The media felt that having someone they could interview save the airplane made for more footage.pawiz wrote:Just watced it - and they managed to call is a "miracle" less than 10 times. Surprisingly few references to the help of the big daddy in the skyGawdzilla wrote:Discovery has a show on the Hudson River plane crash!JasonK wrote:No, it isn't.
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Wasn't the worst documentary ever. Not as good as most Discovery programming, though.
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Too quick. Low production values. And Neil Lasher was just fucking extraneous.JasonK wrote:Wasn't the worst documentary ever. Not as good as most Discovery programming, though.
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Well sure. Gotta get it out now to capitalize on the interest. After all, it's not like it was a tragedy, so people won't really care for long. Not that they care about tragedies for long, either....Gawdzilla wrote:Too quick. Low production values. And Neil Lasher was just fucking extraneous.JasonK wrote:Wasn't the worst documentary ever. Not as good as most Discovery programming, though.

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I thought it was amusing that the best "human interest" angle they could find was a man searching for his adult son. "Poor little guy, he was only 38!"JasonK wrote:Well sure. Gotta get it out now to capitalize on the interest. After all, it's not like it was a tragedy, so people won't really care for long. Not that they care about tragedies for long, either....Gawdzilla wrote:Too quick. Low production values. And Neil Lasher was just fucking extraneous.JasonK wrote:Wasn't the worst documentary ever. Not as good as most Discovery programming, though.

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