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When home during the day, I usually turn on CNBC, which seems kind of pitiful. Let's review the other major possibilities, and I'm excluding nighttime programming that's repeated during the day:
"Daytime dramas". I'm thinking there's no possible way. Aside from all the other negatives, don't they usually stretch 15 minutes of plot into 5 hours of show? Talk shows with celebrities. This is a little like watching Jay Leno without the funny parts ... I mean, it's like watching Jay Leno. Although the first 5 minutes of Kelly and Regis are ok. Court shows. Some of these might seem ok, but only if I'm doing something else at the same time, and they're always 10 minutes of actual show, 10 minutes of commercials, and 10 minutes of promos showing what's going to happen in the next segment. Also just wondering, would Judge Judy get less annoying after several viewings? Self-improvement. I can imagine agreeing to watch something like Dr. Phil as restitution for a crime I committed, but voluntarily? No. Freak shows. These are viewer-friendly because they always display the topic on-screen for the entire duration of the episode, but why does the topic always have to be paternity tests? I don't like paternity tests. |
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