Bridging the Gap

G and I have never agreed on TV shows.
I guess that's why, in Munich, we hardly ever watched TV together. Sometimes I would turn
on CNN in the morning but more than often,
the television would only serve as background music, with MTV Germany or VIVA playing. But now that we are back home in the US, something
really cool has happened...
A couple of weeks ago, we watched an episode of A&E's The First 48 and we were both instantly hooked. The show focuses on real life homicide investigations across the country. Every episode focuses on two different cases. It is real, in your face, emotional and sometimes aggravating television. Every Thursday night, we rush to eat dinner, load the dish washer, walk Denzel, and get back home in time for the new episodes! And another riveting real life series on A&E that we both enjoy is Intervention. It is unbelievable and shocking. It focuses on two addicts that believe they are participating in a documentary on addiction. But their families are actually planning and staging an intervention to help them enter into treatment. Almost every episode makes me cry. If you are into real life drama, tune in.