the re-enactments are too tacky

I've always been interested in detective work.

them for two or three days then need a break. These type of programs can be a little overwhelming while at the same time informative.

were so many!

I think I've watched episodes of many of them, but my favorite show is Lt. Joe Kenda, Homicide Hunter.

On the Case with Paula Zahn has been a disappointment. From the very first episode, all the cases she's covered are cases that have been done over and over on other shows. If I remember right, True Crime with Aphrodite Jones is the same way.

I can't stand hearing the voice actors on Stolen Voices, Buried Secrets pretending to be the dead crime victims.

There are some that I haven't heard of & seen. Thanx for the list.

It's one of my favorites. Gotta go see when season two starts up! Thanks for the reminder.

when one of them starts with the loud WHOOSH! BANG! CRASH! WHOOSH! sound effects, I switch channels.

I always try to catch it Saturday evenings

I can get 48 Hours Mysteries and Dateline from their respective websites. We don't get Discovery channel anymore. Our damn cable company took it off our package and then proceeded to create packages that were more expensive that had Discovery on it (as well as some other good ones). It's so hard to find out exactly when things will be on here I don't watch stuff on TV. Too unreliable. You know my methods.

Poor mom doesn't have HBO so I have to get her the current season of The Newsroom.

Well, not all the time, but lots!

Homicide Hunter is my favorite. I love Lt. Joe Kenda!

The world could use a lot more of his kind on the job.

but one of my favorites is Joe Kenda...reminds me of a real life Columbo.

I watch this channel almost every night. And I do like Joe Kenda. I also like the ones about the neighbors that don't get along (always ends in murder), don't remember what that show is called.

Thank you for the list of shows I had no ideal there were so many