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  1. November 24th, 2009, 03:55 PM #1
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    This looks like it might be worth watching!!!

    http://www.history.com/shows.do?epis...&action=detail
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    I'll try to catch that.
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    The dvd recorder has been programmed since I saw the promo. Should be a crammed 60 minutes.
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    I wish we got History Channel. We choose not to get the next cable package up because we don't want to have to argue with the kids about Spongebob, but I would like History, Discovery, Versus for cycling and skiing, and a few others. Well, maybe I can catch it some other way. My Mother in Law does not have a DVR, but I might be able to tape it old school.
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    It may end up on their website, Steve. They've got a boatload of program archives on it.
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    Looks great, I'll definitely try to catch this one. --Jim
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