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For your viewing pleasure:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/view/

Thanks Scott. I used to like that show, but I have not had television in quite some time (not enough good stuff on to be worth the cost).

No prob, Elizabeth. I haven't had it either for a while now. I've heard a lot of people say that it rots your brain, but with programs like these I don't see how that's true. I love watching this sort of thing. It's totally stimulating.

I'd given it up for years because I didn't have time to watch it anyway, and the only time I wanted to see anything was the morning of 9/11, and I just went over to the neighbors to see the news. Near the end of my marriage, I got TV again because he wanted it for Christmas, and I had to sign up for a year's service. When I saw a History Channel production that wa obviously just propaganda about the war in Iraq with lots of information that conflicted with various sources from the international media (hey, if they're telling Americans one thing, and 5 other nations agree that it happened another way, you've got to suspect something) I decided it was garbage and had it turned off.

There are enough podcasts when there's a hurricane out there that I don't even miss it for that. The internet has everything I really need and more.