it's strange the tv shows that they show in argentina. there are a lot of imported american (or i should say north american) series which they show in the original language with spanish subtitles. the most popular, or at least the ones that are on the most, are shows such as the big bang theory, two and a half men and the new adventures of old christine. i just don't get it. i never understood why these sort of shows were made, and who the hell watches them. it turns out the reason that they still keep pumping out this tedious shit is because the south american market laps it up. you disappoint me argentina. you really, really do. the reason i thought of this, which has nothing to do with this park in cordoba, is because the television was on whilst i was processing this photo and i was surprised to hear two familiar voices - walt and jesse from breaking bad. more than that they were showing my favourite episode from the show, the one in season 2 when the rv is stuck out in the desert. proof, which the argentinians must surely need, that quality television can come out of the united states.

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it's strange the tv shows that they show in argentina. there are a lot of imported american (or i should say north american) series which they show in the original language with spanish subtitles. the most popular, or at least the ones that are on the most, are shows such as the big bang theory, two and a half men and the new adventures of old christine. i just don't get it. i never understood why these sort of shows were made, and who the hell watches them. it turns out the reason that they still keep pumping out this tedious shit is because the south american market laps it up. you disappoint me argentina. you really, really do. the reason i thought of this, which has nothing to do with this park in cordoba, is because the television was on whilst i was processing this photo and i was surprised to hear two familiar voices - walt and jesse from breaking bad. more than that they were showing my favourite episode from the show, the one in season 2 when the rv is stuck out in the desert. proof, which the argentinians must surely need, that quality television can come out of the united states.

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