Posted on Jun 14, 2015
What Are Your Favorite Past Time Educational TV Shows?
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Well as I am retired nowadays and a little bit older and wiser. I watch a lot of educational TV programs, when I am not going 100mph throughout the day.
My favorite channel are:
1. Smithsonian
2. American Heroes
3. Military
4. Destination America
5. C-Span
6. Pentagon
My favorite channel are:
1. Smithsonian
2. American Heroes
3. Military
4. Destination America
5. C-Span
6. Pentagon
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Movies
Retired
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
COL Mikel J. Burroughs thanks. I watch it daily also. I guess I am addicted.
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Same here. I do prefer those that stick to the actual historical facts, but understand the need for embellishment to garner viewers. I do tend to stick with those with our excellence rather than those that try to demean our nation. I even watch some of PBS series, when they involve our military.
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MCPO Roger Collins
Sure do miss all those "Victory at Sea" programs. Particularly the submarine segments.
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
MCPO Roger Collins profoundly stated and articulately expressed. I love PBS, it is true fully a gifted channel. I can watch it all day, truth be known.
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
SrA Edward Vong Now that's a great list going! I bet it's very gratifying to watch MythBusters.
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SrA Edward Vong
SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
Oh yes sir, especially for someone who's always wondering if certain things happen to be true.
Oh yes sir, especially for someone who's always wondering if certain things happen to be true.
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
Sgt Tom Cunnally Those channels are so inspirational to me especially Discovery and History followed by the AMC channels. Sweet indeed!
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I like a lot of those channels as well. As for a specific educational program I'd say Mysteries at The Museum/Mysteries at The Monument.
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
SGT Dave Tracy Roger that, I was watching that just the other day. Now that's an awesome show! Two thumbs up!!
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
PFC Alex Rivers What station is that on? I have never heard of that before?
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He is still on Netflix and Youtube as well but I do not think he is on live TV anymore.
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How Its Made I believe is on Discovery
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How Its Made I believe is on Discovery
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Military Channel, American Heroes
Discovery
NATGO
Destination American
H2
and a few more
Discovery
NATGO
Destination American
H2
and a few more
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My favorite used to be WINGS. Loved that show. Watch the History Channel, Science Channel. I like "How its Made" Kind of like a modern history lesson.
But if you want to really technical. My all time favorite goes back to my Childhood.
You could never beat, "School House Rock".
While now not completely accurate, the catchy songs stuck with me and gave me a basis to learn more. And besides. Who doesn't know "Conjunction Junction!"
But if you want to really technical. My all time favorite goes back to my Childhood.
You could never beat, "School House Rock".
While now not completely accurate, the catchy songs stuck with me and gave me a basis to learn more. And besides. Who doesn't know "Conjunction Junction!"
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SGT James Allen
When I was in the 7th grade, our history teacher wanted us to memorize the preamble to the Constitution. He was surprised when we all got it right. We didn't tell him why; we just wanted the easy "A".
By the way, zero is my hero.
By the way, zero is my hero.
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