Be careful of what you wish for- my wife and I recently saw an episode on "How it's Made" and while the topic wasn't frozen TV dinners, it was a generalized show about large scale chicken farms. We saw hundreds of chicken eggs being artificially incubated on conveyer belts, and at the moment of hatching, the eggs carried through seperation machines which removed the chick from the shell, then dropped into sorting chutes, sprayed with a vaccines/vitamen concoction and finally along another conveyer belt where they were manually inspected and seperated into male and female chicks. The workers would grasp each chick, inspect it then fling (literally fling ) the chicken onto another chute depending on the sex of the chick. It was a bit disturbing to see- I'm no vegetarian, neither is my wife and while we know where our food comes from, seeing it to this level of detail was unnecessary IMHO. So if you enjoy your meat, I suggest you stay away from "How it's Made" if they do have an episode about frozen TV dinners . My husband is predicting that's what he'll get too, but he'd actually be happy with a coupon for more fried chicken dinners..... There's a show on the Science Channel called "How it's Made"......I'd really like to see how the frozen TV dinners get put together. ←