history channel

I have found a very interesting blog that is looking into the origins of the claims that lots of 'giant skeletons' were found all over the United States during the 19th Century. The author is collating a database of original source material, which could be useful since cable TV has started to...

So, I have largely eschewed watching the History channel since they went so deeply off the rails into nonsense. However... This morning there was NOTHING on at 10 am and I saw this segment, The Brain, which purported to be reasonably straightforward. And much of it was... They talked about...

Heads up, Americas favourite peddler of pseudohistory & archaeology is gearing up for a new season. Be prepared for the history of the United States to be totally re-written. http://www.jasoncolavito.com/1/post/2013/03/h2-reveals-its-target-audience-for-america-unearthed-and-ancient-aliens.html

I just caught the last half of this on the History Channel and found it fascinating. This is something you see all the time but don't really think about. This is the kind of interesting stuff that should be taught in school.

102 Minutes That Changed America was shown again on the History Channel tonight. If you missed it you can watch the You Tube version on my blog (link below). http://911vids.blogspot.com/2010/09/102-minutes-that-changed-america.html The 9/11 Hotel about the Marriott World Trade Center that was...

On September 9, 2010 there will be a special airing on the History Channel at 9 pm (EDT) called "9/11 State of Emergency". I'm not sure of the entire contributor list, but I know a few JREF members did assist with the project. I have not seen the final cut since the producer cannot send out a...

Just in time for Easter.... Didn't they do The Historic Jesus about two years ago, and the Gospel of Judas last year? Well, this year, the History Channel(who, unfortunately, are not being sued to remove "History" from their name), continue in their Bible Thumpers' Gullibility Series and are...

How the Earth was Made - great series. I'm recording them on DVR. Right now I'm watching one on the Birth of the Earth. I was always interested in astronomy but hadn't kept up with it. I had heard that the current theory was that the Moon was formed from a collision, but this program explained...

Just watched the History Channel. According to the History Channel, Newton decoded the Bible's undecodable Revelations. According to the narrator, some dates have come to pass such as World War 11, return of Jews to Israel, the six day war, expansion of Israel. Some things have not...

A new episode of the History channel's Universe series: What would happen if the moon disappeared? Seems ironic, given the recent thread on what would happen if the moon doubled in size. According to the show, two things mainly: The tides held by the moon would run off, causing "powerful...

Filming wrapped up recently on what will be the season premier of the History Channel show UFO Hunters. It was filmed in my locality and focuses on a video tape that was filmed about 7 miles from my house. It is was of an object called the "Sonora Triangle." Clips and witness report here. I'm...

Anyone watch this? Aired yesterday for the 1st time, I dvr'd it and am just starting to watch it now. About 4 minutes in there's a short clip of Gravy debating a truther! I just started watching it, it's narrated by Lester Holt, who used to be a local TV news anchorman here.

A repeat of 9/11 Conspiracies: Fact Or Fiction just ended and now showing The Last Hour of Flight 11. Sorry about the late heads up. :( This was the funniest comment I've read from the truthers about 9/11 Conspiracies: Fact Or Fiction. That's the problem with the truth movement gaining...

9etwimDFpeg Hmm... Found this after going from link to link. What's your take on this? (Note that I do not say that this is true)

[merged]"The Lost Book Of Nostradamus" This premiers on the History Channel Sunday Night and it looks as though more woo is on it way.If it is anything like the other History Channel shows on Nostradamus,it will be heavily pro Nostadamus. Well,that get ratings,I guess. What frustrates me is...

I've watched 3 episodes so far; haven't seen the original Barbarian series (although they're repeating some of them). 1. I enjoy watching the shows because I find the history to be so fascination. My memories of history classes back in HS were: we had Roman Empire, it collapses, Dark Ages...

This is going to rock my face. Plus it's hosted by Buckaroo Banzai. Rock star, neurosurgeon, race car driver and historian of ancient art.

... accompanied by an apparently random photograph of Roosevelt signing something. Don't you wish the writers for The History Channel had some notion about how the U.S. Constitution is amended? (btw, the same episode informs us that "the average annual salary in 1927 is $2000 per year."