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ot-- way off topic, what happened to history?
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[QUOTE="PeteCalvin, post: 175818, member: 439"] Yes. H2 is the NEW History Channel. Much like when MTV and VH1 became home to trashy gameshows and reality TV, and they had to create separate channels to actually show videos (channels no one had access to, btw) History had to do the same thing. Seriously, how many Pawn shows do we need to see? The original is still the best. I have no use for the auction show or the Cajun Pawn Stars. And I never quite got the whole Top Shot, Swamp People and Ax Men shows. Why? The History Channel used to be my favorite, but I hardly watch it anymore. NatGeo actually has more history on it now than History does. At least we can watch 24 hours of blood, guts and Hitler on the Military Channel. [/QUOTE]
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