Here is a list of things that I do not wish to see now or in the future:
Today’s Oprah Winfrey Show about Earth Day with special guest, the Reverend Al Gore (of the Global Warming Religion). Actually, this is what started the idea of this list. Hey Oprah...I know that you want to save the world, but do you have to have to subject us to Al Gore?
Real Time with Bill Maher: Never again. He can go to...well, you know where.
Generation Kill (HBO production about the Iraq War). No Thanks. I get enough anti-war rhetoric from the mainstream media.
Recount (HBO’s story about the 2000 election). Ditto. By the way, I cancelled HBO.
An Inconvenient Lie…I mean Truth: All Gore, all the time. Thanks to this movie we had the coldest winter in years. Maybe it's working? LOL
Any other lie filled documentary about the Global Warming Religious movement: This also includes the drivel on Discovery, History, and National Geographic Channel. Whenever the intro says "Is this planet in crisis?", I usually find some kind of sports event to watch. Unfortunately, I had to stop watching "Planet Earth" after the famous "swimming Polar Bear" episode. Too bad. The footage was beautiful, but they just had to ruin it, as always.
Anything by Michael Moore from the past or in the future: Because he's Bloated idiot and a liar. I think that about covers it.
Crapdown with Keith Olbermann: Isn't he a sportscaster? Oh yeah, that's right. They added his stupid carcass to the NBC Sunday Night Football roster. So you had to ruin that too?
Hardball with Chris Matthews: If see him kiss another Democrat’s butt, I will lose my lunch.
The View (Estrogen yackfest): They let Rosie say whatever she wanted. Now that she’s gone, they let Joy Behar say whatever she wants. Whatever gets you ratings, Barbara.
Dr. Phil: Sorry Doc, I used to like your show, but I’m sick of watching people yell at each other. Isn’t that what happened on Jerry Springer?
Jimmy Carter: Time to go back to the peanut farm and retire, Mr. President. We were sick of you in 1980. Aren't there any houses to build?
Any current TV drama that has a socially relevant theme, because you know that they are trying to “teach us something”:
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added later:
Time Magazine: Let's use this example under the assumption that watching also includes reading. Have you seen their latest cover? A tree replaces the American flag? I wouldn't be surprised if Time's man of the year for 2008 will be Mahmoud Amadwackijob.