12-29-2013, 10:29 PM
I have to agree with some people here. When I was younger, it seemed like the history channel had actually interesting shows, like Modern Marvels. Most of the old shows I liked to watch no longer seem to be on the air. At some point, the history channel went from being about documentaries to reality shows and "historical" dramas.
Its one thing if you air "Band of Brothers" every once in a while, but everytime I flip past History now, its just dumb junk.
This is why I'm starting to like netflix. You can just find what you do want to watch. Also, the History channel has an "app" on Xbox live, so some of their shows are accessible that way. Unfortunately, the selection is also often pretty limited, so this doesn't work out much either.
Ultimately, I hardly watch TV, or even use the Xbox that much anymore. There is always a book to read, a website to explore, or a model to build.
Its one thing if you air "Band of Brothers" every once in a while, but everytime I flip past History now, its just dumb junk.
This is why I'm starting to like netflix. You can just find what you do want to watch. Also, the History channel has an "app" on Xbox live, so some of their shows are accessible that way. Unfortunately, the selection is also often pretty limited, so this doesn't work out much either.
Ultimately, I hardly watch TV, or even use the Xbox that much anymore. There is always a book to read, a website to explore, or a model to build.
Modeling New Jersey Under the Wire 1978-1979.
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