Author Topic: Remember when the history channel wasn't only reality shows?  (Read 2325 times)

History, like all things, is limited in terms of interesting material and finding more and more interesting topics will become harder.

History, like all things, is limited in terms of interesting material and finding more and more interesting topics will become harder.

Theory's about what would of happened if certain events never took place would be interesting. Like what would have happened if the Aztecs were never killed off?

well before all the bad reality shows, it was 90% Riddler or other ww2 stuff.
so i could do without the channel anyways

History, like all things, is limited in terms of interesting material and finding more and more interesting topics will become harder.
There are lots of interesting in the world to learn about like gobekli tepe, the carved caves of Malta, Peleolithic and Neolithic periods. The disappearance of ancient cultures. How animals come and go like the Mammoth, Mastadon, Wooly Rhino. Neanderthals and the first modern humans. People that still live with us who have no made contact with other humans and continue to live as their ancestors have during the ice age. Napoleonic warfare, the crusades, wars ect. The first automaton, art, and sculptures.
« Last Edit: September 23, 2013, 03:46:44 PM by Harm94 »

Remember when cartoon network was cartoons?
R.I.P. Cartoon Network 1992 - 2010?

The only good "history" channel left is the Military channel.
The Military History Channel is really good, or alteast it was excellent before they added commercials in lol (3 or 4 years ago, god I feel old :'( )

Wait.  Reality Shows are in History?

Didn't know that considering I've stopped watching TV altogether.