What I have found interesting is often, shall we say, less-than-mainstream. High on my (rather eclectic) watchlist are thought-provoking documentaries that focus on nature or chronicle the origin stories of famous consumer brands – and some sitcoms and comedies that span quite a few decades.
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Comedies & Sitcoms
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David Attenborough
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Drama/Sci-fi/Supernatural
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The History Channel
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Travel
Comedies & Sitcoms
11
If laughter is the best medicine, these then are my favorite prescriptions!
David Attenborough
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I am a big fan of just about any documentary that has Sir David for its narrator. He makes learning eloquent and entertaining, and does it with a sense of gravitas and humor – whether he's expounding on shrinking Arctic ice or why birds lay eggs, and in a largely unscripted manner – which is incredible, especially considering that he's about to circle the sun for the 100th time.
As a photographer and nature lover, I am impressed by the ability of today's technologies (and those who wield those tools) to evolve and continually push the boundaries of cinematography.
Drama/Sci-fi/Supernatural
3
Yes, I even have the odd supernatural TV show on this list.
The History Channel
6
Disney, food, toys, and mega-brands that have become part of the cultural fabric and history of Americana.
Travel
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Thanks to these wayfarers' adventures, I am able to travel vicariously through many different cultures and countries.
