I have not had TV since 1997. However, a friend gave me a copy of the Penn and teller Bullsh** show on recycling. I’m now hooked, thanks to Youtube. The Peta episode is amazing as well. I also stopped recycling and used to be anal about it. I still throw the aluminum cans in the right bin at work, but that’s about it.
I see Penn as my agnostic twin. His worldview is incredibly full of Christian wisdom, but without the Christianity. I get the feeling the guy may just turn around some day.
Penn & Teller are more than agnostic, they are vehemently anti-religion. To each his own. I agree with them on most things, though. I especially liked the Bull$hit episode on smoking. Neither of them smoke, but adamantly defend the rights of businesses to set their own policies.
Not having TV for the past fourteen years-—don’t worry, you haven’t missed much-—the only show worth watching for the past several years has been MAD MEN, set in an early (and now mid-) 1960s NY Ad agency. That, and a terrific show hosted by Chas. Osgood called SUNDAY MORNING, which is on of course on Sunday mornings, on CBS (I think).