is tv trying to seperate?
 

you notice women's shows (sex and the city, this wanna be sex and the city show on showtime, etc...) and guy's shows (the wire, etc...), then gay shows (the queer eye thing and that show on showtime); my point is (and maybe it's just me) but it seems as if more men's channels are popping up.

there's espn, the history channel (american choppers, wings, monster garage, monster house, etc...), every basic channel over the course of the year because of sports and now i caught ads for 2 new channels (one that advertises that barbarella...sp?) which i heard about more times then it rains and now some other channel (cant remember the name).

does it seem like networks are really trying to seperate the sexes or am i just catching tv at the wrong in the evening?

I envision homes with 4 tv's in 4 different rooms, no family member ever having to talk to anyone, no fighting over the remotes, no communication whatsoever.


Praise the lord, all hail Spike TV.

fuck tv

hehehe that's already happening :)

lets see i have a tv in the br, lvrm, both offices and the lvrm (and br) has dvd/vcr and i have a portable dvd player to take anywhere in the house plus my laptop plays dvds as well so i think you are right. however 5 years is stretching it :)

I used to get a bootleg feed of that channel off an old neighbor of mine, but they stopped transmitting about 10 years ago. :(