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    Default "Dirty Jobs" in a cave.

    I am posting this for DeWayne

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    I received a notice from the ACCA announcing the airing of our “Dirty Jobs” episode on the Discovery Channel. The air dates are set for January 22, 2008 @ 8:00pm cst, January 23 @ 12:00 noon cst, and January 26 @ 11:00am cst. The show will feature Mike Rowe and the Discovery channel’s Dirty Job team as they explore Hidden river Cave in Horse Cave, KY with members of the ACCA.

    Originally, this episode was supposed to be filmed as part of the Saltpeter pit cleanup in Pulaski County (the project we have been working on for the past two years) but the timing did not work out. Mike decided to stay in Alaska on an extended vacation following filming there (we heard such things as he felt overworked, underappreciated, and his contract was up for renewal.) By the time he was able to finally come to KY, we had to cease operations at Saltpeter pit for the season due to the bats hibernation cycle.

    I was not in this segment. I have not heard much about what they did on film, but it should be a good segment if Chris, and the other ACCA staff put him through what they wanted.

    DeWayne

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    Awww....Mike Rowe's fans love him! Just like the Survivorman guy. FWIW I don't think the Man vs. Wild shows are nearly as good or authentic.

    Angie


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    We should eMail Mike to do a river clean up locally.....I know he is an open water diver.....


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    awwww, come on. bear is great.


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    I saw one episode where they were in bat guano up to thier waste and counting bats. I missed what cave it was though. CB

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cindy View Post
    I saw one episode where they were in bat guano up to thier waste and counting bats. I missed what cave it was though. CB
    That one was with Jim Kennedy (BCI) send him an email, he will be happy to tell you.

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    I just looked at the Discovery Chanel lineup for tonight, and they show "Cave Biologist" at 9 pm EST tonight (1-22-08 )

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    Angie,I too enjoy survivorman,mainly to laugh at his idiosity.Being a survival expert myself that boy may go a week but after that he would starve because he cant make traps and snares.His shelter building skills are also non existent.Now my boy Bear Grills has not only more skill but way bigger kohoonas.I do not agree with squeezing elephant turds in your mouth for water,or eating many of the items he does though,but it makes for great entertainment.


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    I love to see Bear come up with new ways to use his pee.


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    I lost all respect for Survivorman when there was an episode where he had to survive in some snowy environment. He was given a team of sled dogs, a gun(w/ammo), and he eventually found a cabin to stay in over his week.

    Some people pay for that sort of experience and call it a vacation.



 

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