From TL-191:
South Park: A TV miniseries based on the best-selling novel by Garrison Keilor detailing the life and times of the metropolis of South Park (formerly Provo), Utah, a settlement of African-American survivors of the Southron Holocaust.
Mail Call!: A rather dry program shown only on public-access television where a narrator reads out historical letters between notable couples. This week, a series of previously unknown erotic letters between President Hosea Blackford and his wife, Flora.
Greeacres: A TV documentary on a colony of Mormon exiles living in West Cape Province, South Africa.
Lost: A sprawling TV special shown on the History Channel detailing the long, sad history of North American racism that culminated in Jake Featherston and company.
The Simpsons: A TV call-in show hosted by Jane Simpson (nee Wyman). Assited by her husband, former airman Thomas F. Simpson, who acheived fame by shooting down six Confederate enemies in the closing days of the Second Great War.
The Book of Virtues: A Jewish religious show broadcasted from Calgary, Alberta. Produced to appeal to the sizable community of Russian emigrants who were allowed to come to America on the condition that they settle in the Canadian territories, although most accepted German offers of resettlement in Mittelafrika or the Kingdom of Poland.