Whats your favorite tv show..Mine are on the history Channel

[RIHMFIRE]

To me, the best shows are on the History Channel...
Swamp people,.....
Mounted in Alaska...They just mounted a $30,000 marco polo sheep...
Top Shot...
Ax men, Swamp Loggers...
American pickers and Pawn stars...
The only network show I will watch is NCIS
Our cable provider took away the outdoor channel and the sportsman channel...
Use to watch those channels exclusively.....PMO

[.45colt]

Me Too,give Me the History,Discovery,and outdoor channels and I would be happy.most of the junk on cable is worthless.

[Gobblerforge]

Mythbusters!
Gobbler

[rock-steady]

Swamp People..."Choot'em! Choot dat Gator!"

Ax Men....Shelby "Snake Bite" Stanga and pee Willy...."He' we go PawPaw!"

Love the swamp, born and raised there myself. They are right about one thing; there are things in the swamp at night that will make a strong man die from fright.

We never miss the reruns of Hee Haw on RFD-TV. I also like to watch Dual Survival.

[RIHMFIRE]

Swamp People..."Choot'em! Choot dat Gator!"

Ax Men....Shelby "Snake Bite" Stanga and pee Willy...."He' we go PawPaw!"

Love the swamp, born and raised there myself. They are right about one thing; there are things in the swamp at night that will make a strong man die from fright.

I enjoy watching Troy and Shelby....they are two wild and funny characters....
Would love to spend the day with either....
My wife thinks I am nuts walking through the middle of the florida swamps,
knee deep in water...during hunting season...

[Ysabel Kid]

"Top Shot", "Pawn Stars", and "American Restoration" on the History Channel. The used to air "Tales of the Gun" which was just superb.

On network TV, I like "Blue Bloods" and "Hawaii 5-0". Both are good action/drama's, and I'll support anything Tom Selleck is in - not only because I like his acting, but I like his politics and love his stand on firearms rights!

I have to admit my favorite show on TV right now though is "Modern Family" on ABC, and I like "The Middle" as well. These are two great comedies. Besides, Patricia Heaton (star of "The Middle") is, along with Selleck, one of the few open conservatives in Hollywierd. And let's face it, Sofia Veraga is not hard on the eyes!

[FWiedner]

To me, the best shows are on the History Channel...
Swamp people,.....
Mounted in Alaska...They just mounted a $30,000 marco polo sheep...
Top Shot...
Ax men, Swamp Loggers...
American pickers and Pawn stars...
The only network show I will watch is NCIS
Our cable provider took away the outdoor channel and the sportsman channel...
Use to watch those channels exclusively.....PMO

I think it's interesting that none of the shows you list are actually 'history'. Maybe in 50 years.

[RIHMFIRE]

To me, the best shows are on the History Channel...
Swamp people,.....
Mounted in Alaska...They just mounted a $30,000 marco polo sheep...
Top Shot...
Ax men, Swamp Loggers...
American pickers and Pawn stars...
The only network show I will watch is NCIS
Our cable provider took away the outdoor channel and the sportsman channel...
Use to watch those channels exclusively.....PMO

I think it's interesting that none of the shows you list are actually 'history'. Maybe in 50 years.

and So.....what..
actually American Pickers is all about history..
Same with Pawn Stars...antique items with a story...
Swamp people....its all about living off the land...like they did a couple hundred years ago..
You are too darn picky....

[Rube Burrows]

I dont watch a ton of TV but when I do have a few min for TV I usually go into my DVR and watch The Rifleman, Bonanza and Gunsmoke......and sometimes throw in a little Lone Ranger or something.

New shows I like are American Pickers and Pawn Stars here and there. I watch Sons of Guns cause I know the guys there. I like documentaries and sports too.

[Blaine]

I prolly watch too much TV I like most of the crime shows. I care for none of the reality stuff, even if it is outdoors related (well, maybe SwampDudes). I watch BBC news and PBS news. Thank God Oprah is gone...makes the whole of the airwaves less smelly.

[bdhold]

the only show I have been watching religiously is the rerun of The Revolution on Military History channel.

[Hobie]

I am not a fan of the so-called reality shows but watch some just to see the scenery. I watch some hunting shows, kinda like North to Alaska, and have always liked documentaries. I watch some news programs, mostly on FNC. Other than that TV is just depressing and some is only good for putting me to sleep.

[FWiedner]

To me, the best shows are on the History Channel...
Swamp people,.....
Mounted in Alaska...They just mounted a $30,000 marco polo sheep...
Top Shot...
Ax men, Swamp Loggers...
American pickers and Pawn stars...
The only network show I will watch is NCIS
Our cable provider took away the outdoor channel and the sportsman channel...
Use to watch those channels exclusively.....PMO

I think it's interesting that none of the shows you list are actually 'history'. Maybe in 50 years.

and So.....what..
actually American Pickers is all about history..
Same with Pawn Stars...antique items with a story...
Swamp people....its all about living off the land...like they did a couple hundred years ago..
You are too darn picky....

Perhaps you are correct.

Old stuff and rustic ways of life. I can see it.

[Shasta]

History Channel for me too. I especially have been enjoying "Only In America" with Larry The Cable Guy. That guy is a riot!


SHASTA

[tomtex]

Fox news.

[Mescalero]

History, Nat. Geo, watched too big to fail.
Blaine surprised me with BBC & PBS.
Did not figure you for the cerebral type, pleasent surprise.

[O.S.O.K.]

Well, based on what I watch most - Fox News. But I like the History Channel, Discovery Channel, Science Channel, and the like. The wife's favorite channel is the Weather Channel.

[Blaine]

History, Nat. Geo, watched too big to fail.
Blaine surprised me with BBC & PBS.
Did not figure you for the cerebral type, pleasent surprise.

It's prolly whatever side of the brain my classicly trained musician lives in. Make fun of me, tho, I'll box yer ears

[Bridger]

American Loggers, Ice Road Truckers, and Swamp Loggers. Used to like to watch The Girls Next Door before it went off the air a year or so back.

[Mescalero]

Not making fun of you,
your trailer does not suggest an open mind.

[AJMD429]

Haven't had access at home to broadcast or cable or satellite television for 23 years, and haven't really missed it.

Between a 60-65 hour/week job, livestock, a garden, rental home next door, and four kids, none of us have TIME to watch any television. We do watch a Netflix on some fridays and saturdays though.

If I had access to the History Channel, I'm sure I'd watch it, as well as some of the 'outdoor' hunting/shooting shows.

I see LOTS of patients who don't understand why "I just can't seem to lose weight", but when I ask them about exercise, they say they just can't fit it in to their busy schedule. After finding out they only work 40-50 hours a week, have no kids at home, and watch an average of at least 7 hours of television per week, I just have to quietly roll my eyes and move on...

[Blaine]

Not making fun of you,
your trailer does not suggest an open mind.

Completely open from one ear clean thru to the other ear....

[Mescalero]

sometimes I think I have a linear accelerator between my ears........... comes in handy when overly talkative women are about.

[Griff]

As a kid from the 50's, TV is my 1st love. But it better be entertaining, I'd rather read the news, sort out the facts from the hyperbole and reach my own conclusions. As in books and music, I'm far too eclectic to narrow the list down to any degree of a manageable size! With a satellite dish on my truck, I go to sleep and wake up with the TV on!

GO MAVs!!!

[rjohns94]

i like the dangerous catch, swords, ice road truckers, all the logging shows, the swamp shows. survivor. other than that, sports shows. Not much else.

[Topside]

It's not a TV show, but any movies about 1938 vintage with Edward G. Robinson.........I'll be there in the front row. For a small man no bigger than a tall stump, he could sure play some tough characters.
T.
Remember Rico?

[Dewight]

I think all of you would like Justified. The 2nd season just ended, the 1st season is on dvd from Net Flix. It is based on a couple of novels by Elmore Leonard about a US Marshall station around Harlon County, Kentucky. It has a real western flavor to it.

[RIHMFIRE]

Its Saturday morning, and I am eating breakfast...and watching the Rifleman on AMC
Probably my favorite western series......of all times..
Well.... Mark is getting one of his life lessons from his dad, Lucas, and so is the guy
who killed the Domino Kid....great show!

[Mescalero]

This thread started before I had a certan conversation with Blaine.
After the converse, I would suggest, if you have Directv.
Game of Thrones, hard to come into in the middle; but you should be able to access back episodes.

[Crazy Horse]

Swamp People on History Channel