I guess I'll have to weigh in on the other side here, and say that if it was a high quality science program on forensics and forensic anthropology, I would watch it. Not an entire program of watching a body decompose, but I'd be interested to see it in a time lapse context.

Peoples' objections to the natual aspects of life and death always amaze me. Body decomposition is the natural opposite of a fetus developing in utero. Maybe some of you would be disgusted by time lapse photography of a fetus developing too? Probably not. Peoples' disgust at this is more about the fear of death and dying, than the actuall gross out factor of the subject matter, methinks.

I also have a question. I can see how a man could force himself on a pony. But how exactly does a woman get a dog to cooperate?