BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
This is one of the shows that I am mysteriously drawn to.  I hate 99% of the insipid adolescent characters but will watch most every week.  When I saw the 7 minute preview I made it a point to watch the full program hoping it would be the series end in which a completely sane gunmen goes into Seattle Grace to get rid of all the fornicating MD's.  Especially the whining spoiled main charectar Dr. Meredith Grey.  Not completely satisfying but it had its moments.

I won't spoil it for those that have it on DVR and haven't watched yet.

For the Grey's Anatomy junkies... the first 7 of tonight's ep:

American Experience on PBS featuring "The Doors: When your'e strange" narrated by Johnny Depp starting right now!!


Edit: It was really cool, the actor they got to portray Jim was physically identical to Morrison....eerily so!

 mzpro5 wrote: 
I lived in Cleveland, Kent, Akron, Detroit, and Erie, PA, and I always thought Cleve wasn't a bad place, but the sun doesn't shine all winter. I spent hours and hours at the Art Museum and on the CWR campus. And, of course, listening to the Music that Reaches the Beaches while basking on the sand at Mentor.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
I saw that on the show and wondered "what about Cleveland?"

 hippiechick wrote: 
Nope that won't work.

As bad as it seems I love Cleveland.  As has been said "Cleveland - the best location in the nation"

 buzz wrote: 
In the beginning they didn't.
It was all about lake front property.
They wanted a port on Lake Erie for commerce trade back in the day.
Michigan got the Upper P.
Michiganers were very mad about it, until they reaped in the natural resources later.
They have a battle every year on the football field to remember the occasion.

Great history to be learned.

 buzz wrote: 
Plus Michigan got the U.P. as a consolation.  (To the chagrin of Wisconsin)

 mzpro5 wrote: 
Give em Cleveland!

 buzz wrote: 
Obviously you are unaware of the strategic importance of Toledo.

Plus there is hidden treasure.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
Ohio lost.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
I also watched and found it intriguing.

And being a born Ohioan Michigan will NEVER get Toledo!!!!!!!

We watched a "documentary" I DVR'd a few days ago called "How the States Got Their Shape" on the History Channel.
What an interesting 2 hour show it was.
Even my wife, who doesn't particularly care for documentaries, was fascinated.
It was well put together, showing the whys and wheres of how it all came together.
Starting with the rivalry that exists today between Ohio and Michigan. Can you believe they fought over Toledo?
Another interesting segment was on the Mason/ Dixon Line.
One great program that I highly recommend.
I learned a lot.

Just  finished on BBC here, a great series.Wonders of the Solar System with Prof Brian Cox

 mzpro5 wrote: 
This is a good one, already seen most of it twice.

The Buddha on PBS - narrated by Richard Gere

PBS Documentary Examines "Righteous" Arab Actions During Holcaust

Sons of Anarchy
Dexter
True Blood
Justified (already started)
Breaking Bad (already started)

The series called The Making of the Series Called Life  - on the Discovery Channel. Should be great! 

 PoundPuppy wrote: