Hopefully, most of America is like my household right now...

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

Personally, I'm watching the Manning Bowl (and screaming at the tv).

However, during half-time I ventured downstairs and the rest of the family is watching the 9-11 documentary on CBS. They are very conservative people who still think el pretzeldente is doing a good job. So if they don't want to watch "Path to 9-11" I'm betting there's a lot of people out there who are just like them.

[babylonsister]

1. And what's even better, if people are turned off by the first part,

what are the odds of them watching tomorrow night?:evilgrin:

[Liberal_Dog]

2. I'm Switching Between The Game And Animal Planet

eom

[W_HAMILTON]

3. I get angry when my team loses...

...and it's hard for me to watch any football the rest of the day, so I haven't really paid attention to the "Manning bowl." I did however happen to turn on CBS, and they were showing the documentary you were talking about (basically 9/11 as seen thru the firemen's eyes). And it got me to wondering -- why the hell would ABC need to "dramatize" that day? The events were surreal enough on their own. It still stuns me, watching it today. I hadn't seen the special on CBS before, so it was an interesting watch, and a lot of footage and interviews I had never seen before.

So why would ABC need to show lies and distortions about 9/11, when 9/11 itself was about as dramatic an event as you'll ever see?

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

4. Exactly.

They said that they'd rather see the real story with the firemen. Why watch some fictious story when you can see the real thing?