I don't get the Cooking channel, so I've never seen her show. I'm dismayed that the Food Network and HGTV sent all their how to shows to the higher priced cable package, at least, where I live that's the way it is. I never watched Pee Wee. His show was after my time, and before (I think, or after) my kid's time, or they just never got interested in it. He was on last week's episode of Top Chef, for those that are interested. Sally

Don't like Trump, but I may watch someday to see what celebs are on there?? We will be busy watching the Orange Bowl tonight! VaTech vs. Kansas Go Hokies!!!!!!!!!!!!! As for an ordinary Thursday, I like The Office and those NBC shows. Then at 10 House Hunters on HGTV. I'm actually looking for a new show to watch. I haven't seen any lately worth watching-Anyone suggest a new show? I miss Veronica Mars-she was so funny! I don't watch Grey's Anatomy or Desperate Housewives. CSI Las Vegas is good but only if I can watch the whole thing uninterrupted (hate missing some early details!)

I am going to butt in the conversation to say "Longmire" on Netflix. When the network dropped it, Netflix made more shows of it. A really good show -- a modern day western. I see a couple of other people mentioned Longmire, but I wanted to super recommend it!

I think if started at a young age it will give them the confidence that they will need in the real world. But the parents have to be very careful when placing to much emphasis on beauty and winning as in this case. I have a niece who entered her daughter at a very young age. The child had been born with a very bad defect, have forgotten what they call it, the lip was split, she had no skin on the roof of her mouth, etc.. The child grew up with confidence and not hung up on her scarred lip.