How many hours per week do you watch ww2 documentaries?

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I voted None, I read books, though that isn't entirely correct as I will watch them when they do come on. The thing is I probably watch about a hour or two per month on average. There only so many decent programs to choose from and all to often I find myself nit-picking what I do watch. Too often they over simplify events.

 

agreed on how they over simplify

 

I hear ya OP. It's slim picking these days. The facts are contually garbled in basic cable docs. I also can't stand when the narrator needs to use the "Unsolved Mystery" voice.

 

I like the older ones, that interview the people who were there. Nothing like seeing the actual footage followed with interviews of these heroes who won't be here too much longer.

 

Don't watch these at all. "Course I don't have cable either, never have, a deliberate decision, even when I knew there were programs with my father being interviewed.

 

Cable has certainly gone the way of the dodo. Streaming has taken over. It does allow for a more "edgy" viewing experience though.

 

love that one!

 

I haven't had cable for years. Only streaming service. Cable is a huge rip. Play Station Vue attached to Amazon FireStick. super cheap, unlimited DVR and on-demand everything

 

So they renamed THC (The History Channel) to whatever AHC stands for? Fits the nickname for the channel even better...(The Hitler Channel -> The Adolf Hitler Channel).

The only WW2 Documentary I've found worth watching is the classic (if not slightly dated now) The World at War series. It was one of the first VHS tapes I ever owned.I believe I have the DVD version of it now too since I have no means of playing VHS anymore.

 

Good series

 

American Heroes Channel - Wikipedia
what someone or Discovery does is start a half way decent ww2 doc channel and then over time fuck it up with American crime, lost treasure this or that then start with the bullshit the history channel does now with stupid reality series how do people watch that shit? then the discovery channel buys them if not already owned and total fuck it, rinse and repeat someone will start another half way decent ww2 doc channel and blah blah blah.

I never talk on subjects I have little to no knowledge on. My personal belief system not to be rude. Especially when in today's age a quick Google will give you even base knowledge.

My fav docs are the ones with actual people aka heroes who were there. As an infantry soldier, myself can get my misty in a heart beat and ya ya history snobs that it's all crap. But the heroes who were there know more than you or I and the actual footage is amazing to see time and time again for me. Everything is full of lies and wrong info watch the news recently? The term alternate facts just got coined from recently bullshit, the news is quite often wrong, books, mags and yep ww2 docs. But that's why you have the knowledge to see through it. I rather watch a ww2 doc then the fucking latest reality tv series or waste time watching sports or some drama series. Once again personal taste to each his own.

More power to everyone and EVERYONE in their own pursuits

 

reality tv as close as I get is some live footage from Iraq or Afganistan like heroes of hell highway. more than just ww2 footage and docs.

too bad Discovery always turns them overtime into a History Channel crap.

 

The 're-watch-ability' of the World at War documentary is out of this world! I could watch it over and over again.