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Favorite non-scripted, non-"reality" programs?
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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 350065" data-attributes="member: 27"><p>On one of the streaming services I found <em>The Slow Channel, </em>which is not a program per se. Someone mounted cameras on the front of passenger trains as they snake through the breathtaking countryside of Norway, and the entire channel (well, most of the time) features the sounds and sights of the trains' journeys. It is excellent "de-compression" material when you just want to relax and watch something that won't tax your brain like the news or the latest crime drama. My favorite is when they take footage of the exact same lengths of track from different seasons and slowly morph from snow-packed winter to lush, green summer--and then morph right back again a few miles later. On paper it sounds like the most tedious, boring stuff but I find it fascinating---at least in small doses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 350065, member: 27"] On one of the streaming services I found [I]The Slow Channel, [/I]which is not a program per se. Someone mounted cameras on the front of passenger trains as they snake through the breathtaking countryside of Norway, and the entire channel (well, most of the time) features the sounds and sights of the trains' journeys. It is excellent "de-compression" material when you just want to relax and watch something that won't tax your brain like the news or the latest crime drama. My favorite is when they take footage of the exact same lengths of track from different seasons and slowly morph from snow-packed winter to lush, green summer--and then morph right back again a few miles later. On paper it sounds like the most tedious, boring stuff but I find it fascinating---at least in small doses. [/QUOTE]
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