Lesbian Kim has had modelling work and was also an MTV VJ for their News department for a few years after her cycle.

Discovery's tends to come across more condescending, for some reason, though I'm hardly an expert on reality TV tropes.  Especially in their documentaries, the way their cut, using 95% dramatic / artists reenactment, and even then using the same few seconds of footage of nothing over and over while scientists explain…

I'm right there with you.  Even as a kid - I'm 26, so same time frame as you - I knew he was the romantic lead and the "hot" one.  Not really my type, but even now, how can you not get the vapors for this dreamboat:

Pete and Pete, Rocko's Modern Life, Aaah! Real Monsters, All That, Invader Zim, Salute Your Shorts, Clarissa Explains it All, Nick Arcade, Guts, Legends of the Hidden Temple, Roundhouse, Wild and Crazy Kids, Double Dare, Family Double Dare, Super Sloppy Double Dare and the wonderful Linda Ellerbee would all like a…

Christine Taylor swirlies is a really weirdly specific fetish.

Où.  Est.  La bibliothèque?

And San Francisco gets Full House

*green slime falls on Alanis Morisette*

Or in elementary school.

I played with my nipples but didn't understand what I was feeling.  Does that count?

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My biggest problem with most of Discovery's programming is way, way too much narration and general explanations.  This is probably made worse by my habit of watching online with no commercials, but I swear to Jebus, Discovery assumes all of their viewers have the mental capacity of a carrot.  Let's explain everything…

Each only airs once and is then never available ever again!  CHOOSE WISELY!

Or the time he was in his undies.

Nostalgic 25-year-olds.  It's competing with Cartoon Network's Adult Swim lineup.  A million people will watch it.

Salute Your Shorts is the shit.

And the thinking man's comedy stud.  ^_^a

Zeke and Mrs. Braverman were kind of adorable, even though the idea of old straight people having sex gives me an anti-boner.

He is so sexy, and seems very down to earth.  And funny.  And tall.  Mmmm.

Big Bang Theory smells like butt, both on its own and compared to Community.  It's too bad nine billion people tune in to Smell the Butt every week.