The Two Coreys, a show that is on A&E, has only been running for a few weeks. In fact, they haven't even finished the first series of episodes yet. But, you can see THE "Never Before Seen Footage."

When Jimi Hendrix died, it took people years to find tracks that he had made and just didn't like for one reason or another. Hearing those tracks was a treasure.

After Tupac was shot and killed, some tracks that he had put down finally appeared a few years after his death.

There are lost episodes of Star Trek, Little House on the Prairie and Batman. Never before seen footage of Elvis and John F. Kennedy.

But, the Coreys. Are you kidding me? Pretty much all of it is "Never Before Seen Footage."

And that just sums up so many things in our world today. Shows are syndicated before they've had a chance to run. My Boys was showing reruns the week of its first episode. I thought it was great because I missed it. But, I also thought it was rather quick. Then, The Riches started out that way too.

And the way I often do, I can relate this to the quick trends we have going on throughout the world. Books are written the day after terrible storms have subsided and famous court cases are decided. Movie deals are struck before Search and Rescue has returned home from their mission. We had a show about the war while we were still in the war.

"All that exists is just and unjust and equally justified in both'¦Your world, this! So that's a world!" Friedrich Nietzsche's The Birth of Tragedy

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