Two separate but connected series on PBS everyone must watch!

[Rye Catcher]

The Molecule That Made Us | PBS

H2O: The Molecule that Made Us tells the human story through our relationship to water.

www.pbs.org

and,

Power Trip: The Story of Energy | PBS

Take a journey around the world through the past, present, and future of energy.

www.pbs.org

Both can be seen on Prime Video.

 

[Dick Foster]

Maybe. PBS hasn't been as good as it once was lately. I think it may have taken a left turn and strayed to far from the middle of the road. They would do well to rerun some of the old stuff they copped from the BBC.

 

[Rye Catcher]

Maybe. PBS hasn't been as good as it once was lately. I think it may have taken a left turn and strayed to far from the middle of the road. They would do well to rerun some of the old stuff they copped from the BBC.

Don't judge PBS by what you've been told, please watch the first episodes in each documentary before making a judgment.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Maybe. PBS hasn't been as good as it once was lately. I think it may have taken a left turn and strayed to far from the middle of the road. They would do well to rerun some of the old stuff they copped from the BBC.

PBS veered hard left long ago

 

[Norman]

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[Papageorgio]

Yeah, not sure I want to subject myself to leftwing propaganda.

 

[Dick Foster]

Maybe. PBS hasn't been as good as it once was lately. I think it may have taken a left turn and strayed to far from the middle of the road. They would do well to rerun some of the old stuff they copped from the BBC.

Don't judge PBS by what you've been told, please watch the first episodes in each documentary before making a judgment.

I wasn't talking about the series, I was talking about the direction PBS seems to have have taken, left with the rest of the MSM. I refuse to watch anything from anyone that attempts to tell how to think or what to think. I want just the facts and nothing but the facts. After that I'll do my own thinking, thankuvery much.