History of BBQ on History Channel

[Boshizzle]

Just a heads up in case anyone is interested "The History of BBQ" is showing on the History channel on Oct 21, 2011 at 12pm and 6pm EST.

 

[Big Bears BBQ]

Thanks...............

 

[Outnumbered]

Thanks. The DVR is already set.

 

[nucornhusker]

Awesome, thanks for the heads up!

 

[speers90]

Thanks for the heads up, I set up the DVR to save it for me.

 

[PapaSteve]

Thanks.... I love stuff like that

 

[Blackened]

Thanks for the heads up, set to record

 

[DIRTYBIRDZ]

Thanks

 

[sandiegobbq]

Is this an encore presentation?

 

[smokeyw]

Many thanks! I have the DVR set :thumb:

 

[Cack]

Thanks. More useless information to force my g/f to watch with me

 

[smokainmuskoka]

Sadly, on the Canadian History Channel that i get, they will likely be airing a "History of Maple Syrup" or "Epic Canoe Battles".

Kidding.....don't go off on me.

 

[Pappy]

They should nominate it for an Oscar. mmmmmmmm....BBQ

 

[btcg]

It's all a lie bro.

My descendant, OGG Wilson developed the first kettle drum during the neolithic period.

I thought I related this old family story:

OGG was pounding out what would become the worlds first kettle cooker, and being watched closely by his tribe.

One of them hollered:

"LOOK... OGG INVENT WHEEL"

and that brought moderate appalause.

But another who was watching even closer proclaimed:

"OGG not invent wheel...OGG INVENT KETTLE DRUM!"

And the tribe went wild.

BBQ has been big with people ever since, and all because of a Wilson!

I have a picture (also the first) of the event, but it's very low resolution, as it was carved into a rock.

Sadly, OGG's life was cut short: he died a horrible death acquiring the world's first butt to smoke.

You see, back in those days, they still had not determined that the "butt" was actually the shoulder.

 

[Pappy]

Dang! Missed it. It's not listed in the search either for future shows.

 

[bbqchicken]

its on at 6 pacific too. its showing up dvr ready thanks

 

[Callahan-que]

I missed it, hope they show it again soon.

 

[expatpig]

Sadly, on the Canadian History Channel that i get, they will likely be airing a "History of Maple Syrup" or "Epic Canoe Battles".

Kidding.....don't go off on me.

Naw, I think they're showing the 1972 Russia-Canada hockey game...again lol!

 

[Cack]

Its actually called American Eats. I got it recorded because I'm out having dinner and drinks with my woman.

 

[Boshizzle]

Its actually called American Eats. I got it recorded because I'm out having dinner and drinks with my woman.

You go, bro! That sounds like a lot more fun than watching a documentary. :thumb: