I mean, because there's not really an equivalent thing I can think of in the United States

for a show that's been running that long for kids.

Sesame Street is a pretty good analog, but Sesame Street was started in the 1960s, like late

60s, early 70s, I believe. I'm not 100% like Wikipedia on demand for the facts with

that one, but I can't think of American TV shows that, like, aren't just repeated content,

like old Looney Tunes cartoons and things like that.

That's been going for that long.

I mean, Sesame Street is the first one that comes to mind.

I'm trying to think of anything else.

I mean, I consider don't have kids.

Like, I haven't watched a lot of kids TV programming since I was a kid.

But the news.

That stuff.

Say again, sorry.

The news.

Yeah, exactly.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'll get into that.

I want to talk about watching American news, which is once again, a thing that always

shocks me when I come back. It's just very funny because I go to the gym, for example, and they have Fox News on all the TVs because it's America. And like, it's on silent,

but it's just like, you know, shop owner told to close store because New York City doesn't grant

licenses to white people. And then like, it's just the Fox News anchor making this face, like,

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