The cartoon didn't had a fixed time and was shown in between the regular shows. It had a episode of how basketball was invented from football (rugby) and how potato chips were invented. I don't know the exact year it was aired but it was between 2005 and 2010.
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I work from my house, so during the daytime I use the television like an elderly shut-in. It's to pretend I have company. Anyway, I started to cancel my cable last month, but they suckered me back in with a much better deal that included free premium channels for awhile.
Now that I've realized I don't even look below the channel 500 range because I know nothing I'd ever want to watch will be on, I've fully realized how much most television sucks.
I will be cancelling tomorrow.
For some reason I only remember one episode where it was I think a terrorist attack in a mall? I remember they used possibly an AK-47 and used a t-shirt to make a silencer. I would say the show might have been on close to around 2006-9.
The show was definitely pre 2010´s, possibly early 2000´s. it consisted of a guy travelling around America (i believe there was also a Europe version) with a daily limited budget. 5 dollars/euros a day i believe. used to watch it when i was younger but i cannot for the life of me remember the name of it.
Marie and her daughter Tammy clean my house for a living and Toby would help my father with our cattle.
I plan to watch, with popcorn. Trailer is very weak, heavy on the ominous, light on content, but my favorite line so far is a the end, "Why is no one coming to help us?"
http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/american-blackout/video/
It was a show going into scary/supernatural topics. The intro of the show has stayed with me, I watched it as a kid and it scared the hell out of me, because near the end of it, it showed a mummy.
Only episode I can remember is they were talking about the green aura everyone has around them. And some buildings or something.
I’ve been thinking about this for years and I can’t seem to find this one reality esque tv show about a wildlife sanctuary I watched. I have this one super specific memory of it and it was a hurricane and they were all trying to fix things, there was a wooden deck/stairs and they had a baby black jaguar or a black panther. It was either on Animal Planet or National Geographic (probably AP, since that’s all I watched), and it was sometime in the early 2000s. I was watching it in Europe if that helps. Any ideas?
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