Paleoworld Re: Dinosaur TV Week

[Dinosaur Interplanetary Gazette <dinosaur@dinosaur.org>]

Apparently The Learning Channel Online doesn't call the Paleoworld shows 
Paleoworld:

They are broadcast under the rubric "Science Frontiers."

While we have no idea how local listings will treat this, it might make it 
easier to find them in a local paper, etc.
etc.

Does anyone know if Paleoworld actually still exists as a program either in 
production or re-run under its own name?

ES

Larry Dunn wrote:

> Here are some highlights of US national television
> programming concerning dinosaurs, other prehistoric
> animals and evolution, from high art to low trash and
> (hopefully) back again, all times Eastern (check local
> listings to confirm, as even The Infallible One makes
> mistakes now and then):
>
> Monday, March 29
>
> The Learning Channel, 10:00pm (repeats immediately
> following 1:00am, and 5:00pm Sunday)
> Paleoworld
> "Dinosaur Doomsday"
> No, not dino tax day.  What killed the dinosaurs?  I'm
> with Horner on this one.
>
> The Learning Channel, 10:30pm (repeats immediately
> following 1:30am, and 5:30pm Sunday)
> Paleoworld
> "Killer Raptor"
> Golden eagles?  Unfortunately, no.  Dromaeosaur hunting
> techniques.
>
> SNIPPED

> ===
> Larry
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