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RedJohn
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I would not give an award for "the most intelligent", however, here are two in the US that I recommend for intelligent viewing. Both are on PBS ( Public Broadcasting) on Friday nights. The show "Now" http://www.pbs.org/now/index.html Hosted by David Brancaccio is a lively and in depth look at currnt events. In my opinion it does have a liberal tilt, but only enough to turn off the most staunch conservatives. The other show, "Foreign Exchange" http://foreignexchange.tv/ is hosted by Fareed Zakaria editor of Newsweek International. It looks at world events and how they touch us all. I find it to be a "window to the world". A good show to have in the US, where I have found in my experience, a real lack of knowledge of the world outside the 50 states.
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It's Academic
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BBC World News, and National Geographic.
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The History and Discovery shows. +4
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The first show to enter my mind was "Jeopardy," a game show. +5 not such an intelligent answer on my part
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I would have to say: Dr. Oz.
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clearly rap :P
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I think MAN vs WILD of Discovery Channel is the best of the tele-vsn shows. By watching it one learns to survive in any i mean ANY situation, condition, harsh enviroment....what so ever.
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I remember Dr Bronowski's 'The Ascent of Man' as being pretty good. But that was a long time ago.
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Any show that expresses ideas and growth and inspiration. There is little enough of that, but there is some. Public Television is pretty good.
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Do you mean intelligent or educational? There are many programmes aimed at educating us about all sorts of things; some are obviously far superior than others. But if you are looking for an intelligently written and presented offering - Bones!
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History and Discovery channel, and PBS is good too.
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C-SPAN Book TV! . http://www.booktv.org/
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that would be Bill Nye the Science Guy
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