Conservative Dad Who Exclusively Watches History Channel Learns Nothing From It
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Not so sure this belongs on the Onion. Sounds too accurate.
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He is doomed to reruns.
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I mean, is there much to learn from ancient aliens and finding Bigfoot?
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I mean, is there much to learn from ancient aliens and finding Bigfoot?
wrote last edited by [email protected]In the late 90s/early 2000s it was the WWII channel. Non-stop Third Reich munitions, strategies, successes, and failures. They may want to bring that back.
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He is doomed to reruns.
History does seem to be repeating.
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I miss when the history channel was 90% Hitler content.
Hitler's rise to power. Hitler's war on the eastern front. Hitler's Nazi super megastructures. Hitler's downfall. Hitler's atomic weapon. Hitler's dog.
At least it was educational.
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In the late 90s/early 2000s it was the WWII channel. Non-stop Third Reich munitions, strategies, successes, and failures. They may want to bring that back.
Even then a lot of it was perpetuating the myth of German technical superiority.
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I miss when the history channel was 90% Hitler content.
Hitler's rise to power. Hitler's war on the eastern front. Hitler's Nazi super megastructures. Hitler's downfall. Hitler's atomic weapon. Hitler's dog.
At least it was educational.
Maybe that's why everything went to shit, because they stopped (or once showed?) the endless hitler content.
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Even then a lot of it was perpetuating the myth of German technical superiority.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I mean they did have better machining and chemistry infrastructure, but that's more of a result of poor material conditions forcing inovations. Their presses and processes were really good. We did beat them easily with slightly worse technology because we could mass produce it. The US had more crudely tooled industry but we had a lot more industrial capacity.
One of the major looted items after the war from both the US and the Soviets was the shrviving German metallurgists and chemists. Both also looted tooling and machinery.
Operation paperclip was a lot more than rocket scientists
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I miss when the history channel was 90% Hitler content.
Hitler's rise to power. Hitler's war on the eastern front. Hitler's Nazi super megastructures. Hitler's downfall. Hitler's atomic weapon. Hitler's dog.
At least it was educational.
I recall it being more about WW2 than Hitler. I enjoyed it, but you can find better military history on YouTube these days.
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Not so sure this belongs on the Onion. Sounds too accurate.
Good thing it's on the hard times then
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That's because it's all Goddamned Ancient Aliens and Pawn Stars.
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That's because it's all Goddamned Ancient Aliens and Pawn Stars.
And Ice Road Truckers
seriously idk what that has to do with history lol
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Even then a lot of it was perpetuating the myth of German technical superiority.
I bought a Mercedes once and learned that was such a lie lol that thing broke down all the time. Expensive crap
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I mean they did have better machining and chemistry infrastructure, but that's more of a result of poor material conditions forcing inovations. Their presses and processes were really good. We did beat them easily with slightly worse technology because we could mass produce it. The US had more crudely tooled industry but we had a lot more industrial capacity.
One of the major looted items after the war from both the US and the Soviets was the shrviving German metallurgists and chemists. Both also looted tooling and machinery.
Operation paperclip was a lot more than rocket scientists
Dude, their printing presses were amazing. You can still find the Heidelberg Super Speed from 90ish years ago in working condition.
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And Ice Road Truckers
seriously idk what that has to do with history lol
Historically boring
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In the late 90s/early 2000s it was the WWII channel. Non-stop Third Reich munitions, strategies, successes, and failures. They may want to bring that back.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Hey now they also had that one show where they recreated ancient battles using the total war engine. That was pretty cool.
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In the late 90s/early 2000s it was the WWII channel. Non-stop Third Reich munitions, strategies, successes, and failures. They may want to bring that back.
The Travel Channel has had better historical shows than The History Channel lately, maybe History should buy some of the old ones.
Eg Mysteries at the Museum - kinda funny editing but genuinely I learned SO MUCH History from this show and it really stuck with me. The story about Galloping Gertie and the dog stuck in the car for one.
(Link is sad but not gory) https://youtu.be/j-zczJXSxnw
Or Expedition Unknown, which that guy actually interviewed and nearly went on the Titanic sub. That episode was scrapped for safety concerns (lol) and not really historical, but he’s had plenty at old ruins etc.
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I liked the Daily Show sketch of the History Channel updating their WWII programming to highlight who the bad guys were.
