Nancy2 wrote:
> On Mar 6, 10:03 am, "DC" ]>
> wrote:
>> Wall Street Journal
>>
>> ...nothing on now offers as much insulation from nonstop tides of
>> disaster reporting...Not for nothing is the Food Network enjoying
>> its highest ratings ever...
>>
>> Continued:http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123629301223445201.html
>
> Oh, I like the History Channel, Nat Geo, and Discovery Channel for
> escapist fare, along with some programs on Bravo and Animal Planet -
> it's pretty hard to get excited about "Down Home with the Neelys,"
> "Big Daddy's whatever," Ina Garten, RRay (can't stand her), "On the
> Road," Paula Deen in whatever iteration she's currently in, "Real
> Food," SLoP and the rest on food TV - actually, I only watch the
> special type series like Ace of Cakes, the new Challenges and Iron
> Chef. I'd go crazy if I had to watch their daytime lineup.

Perhaps Food Network viewing is up because people finally figured
out they should save money by cooking their own food?

nancy