Recycled Suggestions for MSNBC shows


This Old Mainframe - Host Bob Vila revamps a Univac and shows you
       how you can turn an old PC into a functional doorstep or
       other decorative object.
Name That Software - Contestants attempt to identify well-known
       business programs by looking at the least number of lines of
       code.
My Three Suns - Neighbors wonder why Steve Douglas keeps three UNIX
       based work-stations in a suburban neighborhood.
Wang Can Cook - Chef Charles Wang blends together software in an
       incomprehensible manner from companies he's purchased.  Studio
       guests grudingly pay ever higher prices for his creations.
Leave it to Spindler - The Spindler tries to earn money by selling
       apples but finds he can't sell them for as much as he paid for
       them; tries to make it up in volume.  Ward, June and the Board of
       Directors sigh.
WordPerfect Strangers - Larry decides that using groupware would be a
       good way to meet women, but Balki's laser printer explodes
       ruining any chances of connectivity.
Mayberry CPU - Andy discovers that his digital clock has more
       intelligence than Goober.  Aunt Bee debugs Floyd's electronic
       cash register.
The Honeymooners - Ralph dreams up a way to hit it rich with a 3-D
       word processor, but it turns out to be vaporware.  Ed makes
       millions creating "Norton's Utilities".
Mr. Rom's Neigborhood - Mr.  Rom puts young ones to sleep by reading
       selections from various IBM documentation.
Says Me Street - Muppet like forms of Bill Gates, Larry Ellison and
       Scott McNealy show children how to work and play together on the
       information highway.  Large character known as Big BlueBird is a
       favorite of the kids although no one really knows why.