Re: Dinosaur TV Week

[Larry Dunn <majestic_cheese@yahoo.com>]

Well, isn't that special?  Thanks Yahoo! mail for deciding to deliver
this about two weeks late!  

Needless to say, please disregard this post -- it's a bit outdated.

Larry




---Larry Dunn <majestic_cheese@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Mirrored at:
> http://members.tripod.com/~megalania/dinotv.html
> 
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> 
> Here are some highlights of U.S. national television programming
> concerning dinosaurs, other prehistoric animals and evolution, all
> times Eastern (check local listings):
> 
> Monday, September 21
> 
> PBS, 8:00pm
> Odyssey of Life
> The development of animal embryos reflects evolution.  Note that PBS
> stations' programming is highly variable, even during primetime. 
> Check lists twice on this one!
> 
> TLC, 10:00pm
> Earth Story
> "Frozen in Time"
> Causes of periodic ice ages.
> 
> Tuesday, September 22
> 
> TLC, 1:00am (or late-night Monday, if you prefer)
> Earth Story
> "Frozen in Time"
> 
> TLC, 9:00pm
> Earth Story
> "Evolution"
> Bacteria give clues about evolution's beginning.
> 
> Tuesday, September 22/Wednesday, September 23
> 
> TLC, Midnight
> Earth Story
> "Evolution"
> 
> Thursday, September 24
> 
> SCI-FI Channel, Noon
> Sightings
> Includes "Loch Ness monster" segment.
> 
> Friday, September 25
> 
> SCI-FI Channel, 7:00pm
> Sightings
> 
> Discovery Channel, 10:00pm
> The Missing Link
> Four million year-old fossil jawbone from the Sahara hints at human
> origins.
> 
> SCI-FI Channel, 11:00pm
> Sightings
> Apparently a *different* segment on the Loch Ness log.
> 
> Saturday, September 26
> 
> Discovery Channel, 2:00am (late-night Friday)
> The Missing Link
> 
> Discovery Channel, 6:00pm 
> The Missing Link
> 
> Sunday, September 27
> 
> TNT, 12:20am
> Theodore rex
> A dinosaur detective in L.A.  I have no idea what this is, and, I beg
> you, I don't want to know.  Richard Roundtree is in it.  "Shut yo'
> mouth!  Just talkin' 'bout rex...."
> 
> Discovery Channel, 9:00am
> Bonehead Detectives of the Paleoworld
> Children's program about paleontology.  This episode: "Reign of the
> Monster Vegetarians?"
> 
> Dinosaurs -- just big cold-blooded lizards,
> 
> ==
> Larry
> 
> "I've been ionized, but I'm okay now." 
> 
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