Expedition Wild

This show is OK, there's nothing interesting about it. I'm not a fan of grizzly bears. I've first seen it today on KBCW Channel 12, and what is stupid about that is that it replaces the Digimon Fusion anime. I don't really watch nature shows because of boring commentary about bland stuff like animals that are not my favorite. I've seen the educational informal symbol in this show, but is this really educational? Is this show rated TV-G? Well, I guess so. I'm so tired of hearing too much boring animal stuff in this show. Why did people travel around the world, maybe outside the United States, to talk about animals?

Overall, This show is good for people of all ages who is a fan of nature, especially grizzly bears.

What kind of jack-a-$-$ rides a Grizzly bear? A Grizzly is wild animal, not meant to live in captivity and be treated like a circus animal. It is shameful that National Geographic has associated itself with this attention-seeking buffoon. This is a new low for reality TV.

It's this new kind of 'play with nature' show that does the most disservice to animals and wild places - it teaches the masses that animals are toys to be owned and abused. How this show ever got on the air is beyond me. Oh wait, NO it isn't. We live in the age of Kartrashians and this show and this Kasey character are the Kartrashians of the nature world. Sad. Shameful. Disgraceful.

Life had gotten pretty boring with Saturday morning cartoons. Same old shows, same old reruns. Yu-Gi-Oh was OK, but everything else was, at the very least, meh. That is, until CW decided to replace "Vortexx"(I forget what it was spelled, so pardon me), your typical Saturday mornin' block, with "One Magnificent Morning," a innovative Saturday mornin' TV show block, IMO. Now, I'm actually intrigued about this "One Magnificent Morning" thing. It wasn't the same old DBZ bull (trust me, I like DBZ, but Vortexx just shows the Cell saga, & that's it.), or some "Bolts & Blip" rerun. There were shows that I actually enjoy in "One Magnificent Morning, without the "I'm too old for this crap" nagging at the back of my mind. I like nature. In fact, it was the very first thing I liked. (Once I woke up from all that little kid "propaganda"(it's just a joke, why you heff to me mad) in 1st grade or so.) It's very interesting, especially Brutus, a domesticated Grizzly Bear. You don't see that often, besides in circuses. (Although they technically aren't) To reiterate, life was pretty damn boring until this replaced Saturday mornin' cartoons.