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    nebusj-@-rpi-.edu (Joseph Nebus) wrote:   
      
   > 	13.  Have you been provoked to read, watch, for learn more   
   > about anything particular because of Conan's personal interest in it?   
   > It counts if it's something you were leaning toward learning more   
   > about or reading bout anyway, and Conan's interest just happened to   
   > be one of the factors recommending it to you.  What is it, if you   
   > have?   
      
   Nothing I can think of.  Although the fact I was watching Conan every   
   night did prompt me to do a term paper on NBC late-night programming   
   (which I called, of course, "From Steve Allen to Conan O'Brien") for my   
   History of Broadcasting class in college.  But that was way back in   
   1995.  I got an A.  Alas, I don't have a convenient copy.   
      
      
   > 	14.  Is there a currently-running children's show that you   
   > will eagerly watch?  What is it?   
      
   Not currently -- I watch a fair number of cartoons, but they're all   
   intended for adults.  I can't even reliably point to the last time I was   
   watching a children's show regularly; it might have been "Sheep in the   
   Big City" on Cartoon Network a few years ago (one of the voice actors   
   was a college acquaintance, for whom I have a TiVo wish list).   
      
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