1. TXM: Does anybody remember Kevin Nuut's attempt at a NG competitor? It was all the rage back in 2002 to 2005, but now it just stagnated inspite of the redesigns and Kev-Nuu's ramblings. Plus, I'm willing to bet that Camp North will just end up like TXM (read as: Popular for a while only to lose relevence and stagnate).
2. Penn & Teller: I don't see why people would want to watch Lost or Dexter over their Bullshit show when BS is funny, informative, and has both sides of the topic. I agree with pretty much every episode and would like them to do episodes on the following:
Socialized Medicine
Louisiana (it's not the best state in the union, but it's my home.)
The Iraq War
Anti-Semitism
Animation
DDT (Fun fact: The ban on DDT was authorized by a Republican.)
Canada (They should have Jim Byrnes and Garry Chalk do this one.)
3. Oddworld: They haven't made a new one of these since Stranger (which I haven't played), and chances are they went under by now. I heard that Oddworld Inhabititants (the company behind the series) was making Squeek's Oddysee, but didn't hear anything else about it.
4. Normal Bob Smith: Sure the way the man dresses may be considered outlandish, and yes some of his stuff may be derisive towards religious people. However, I seldom hear anyone rebuke his arguments without trash talking the man's character, and he's one of the few satirists who is still enjoyable.
5. The Daily Show: This show I never really cared for. When you really think about it, it's just another take on the Tonight show, only not funny. While Jon Stewart is a great actor, he isn't that great of a comedian. Not to mention that there are better comedy shows out there.
6. X-rated cartoons: What's with the fuss over these? X-Rated cartoons have existed since 1929 when Max Fleischer created one for Little Nemo creator Windsor McCay as a birthday gift. Hell, Ralph Bakshi used to make them during the 1970s before he decided to make Wizards. Sure, the Japanese have a near-monopoly on them since either the late-80s or the early-90s, but at least those animes have actual stories when compared to most American adult fare.
7. Online Gaming: I usually steer clear of this outside of Space Invaders Extreme and that is due to previous experiences with Tachyon: The Fringe and Dungeon Siege. I prefer the split-screen action of older multi-player games over the online stuff anyday. Plus, the animosity that permiates the online gaming world is just pukeworthy.
8. Flash tutorials: There have been some well-made tutorials that have been made over the years, but I'd like to see some that cover anatomy, proportions, various poses, etc. I'd wish those who say they care about animation would stop bitching about videogame parodies, sprite movies, and whathaveyou and make a few fucking tutorials instead. Of course I'd make a few myself, but I'm not up to par when it comes to artistic skills.