New York Times:
On Thursday Discovery plans to announce that its founder, John Hendricks, is returning to the channel to oversee a 60-episode, five-year series titled "Curiosity: The Questions of Our Life."
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Just go watch Monty Python's "The Meaning of Life." It's all there.
The answer is 42! I can't believe nobody made that joke yet!
They should print the subtitle: "How to establish job security."
"Curiosity: The Questions of Our Life."
Like how did early man saddle up dinosaurs 6,000 years ago?
I hope the series is serious and thought provoking, not another, "What if a big asteroid slammed into the earth?" or "Did Nostradamus predict our climate change?" or "What would earth be like without humans?"
We'd die. No. Better.
Five years, is this so we will have rational leadership in our white house for four more years?
Kids, science, books, learning and deduction are all essential survival skills for progressive human beings.
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Still gonna havta work on THAT one.
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I hope Glenn Beck don't last THAT long.
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In reading the NYT article, it sounds like their ripping off NPR's RadioLab.
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NPR and PBS have done and are doing wonderfully good science programs. I think commercial TV may be less thorough and thought provoking.
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First Posted: 09-10-09 09:27 AM | Updated: 11-10-09 05:12 AM