TV revolution

Sometimes i start work at 630 am. Why? im not sure, but it does is give me time to check multiple blogs im following as well as get an early start on the Food Network. I now watch 8 hours of food network a day...on mute. I expect to be an expert chef by the end of the year. So far the only things ive really picked up are sweet potato french fries and how to assemble a Tuducken, which is a chicken, in a duck, in a turkey. (eew)
Anyway TV is not very good anymore, I dont know why people get so upset when their TV wont be installed today, or it breaks and can only be fixed tomorrow. Some say their kids are addicted to TV and they NEED it back. Well, atleast you are admitting you would put them outside if they would go. What do kids even watch anymore? None of the good tv shows are on anymore, i miss Flinstones and Ernie and Bert sharing a room at age 30+. I miss learning how to draw on Mr. Dressup. That portion of the show was like watching the adult learn how to paint show. (Guy with the afro, remember?). Kids would never buy into a silent ten minutes of drawing on TV.
I currently have every channel possible and I still find nothing to watch. The only fun stuff to watch is Animal Planet and National GEO, as long as its not history. This is what my kids are going to watch. They are going to be biologists by age 5, forget watching "illegal immigrant" Dora the lost explorer, like they say... GET A GPS Dora.