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2) in my view 'high quality' means just 'high quality' not 'put everyone else to shame.' 'Intellectual Property' (and a good chunk of that is TV and movies) is an extremely important US export category to Europe for a reason. ' That is IMHO a bit of a straw man argument: 1) no one here in this discussion has used 'high quality' until now except you. saying how high quality German public broadcasters are is like saying the absolute majority of German public broadcast programs put the American commercial and public ones alike to shame.

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A plus with the DVD's over here is that you can watch them in multiple languages, with the subtitle either in that language or in German, so if you watch it several times, you start to get more of an idea for the vocabulary, sentence structure, as well as pronunciation. Watching pure German shows was a bit more difficult. I learned my German by watching game shows done by Juergen von der Lippe, and kids shows, like 'Sendung mit der Maus' as well as the German 'Sesam Strasse.' One thing that I did notice when learning German, was that if I watched a show that had been dubbed into German, I understood it better, simply because the phrases made sense to me. More drama? Add in some 'Tatort' which tends to film a lot in Frankfurt, or one of the law shows showing court cases. 'Quiz Taxi' is fun, plus you learn interesting facts too.

Everything gets judged, from the food, the wine, the table decor, and even if the cook was stressed. See if you can find 'Perfect Dinner', where 5 people cook for each other, and then they vote who did the best job as a host or hostess. Watch some 'Linden Strasse', one of the longest running shows on German TV.