I've been watching just as every year. Can't say I enjoy it too much this year. I found a few things intresting but not much. I would love to see more informational stuff then just all shows on attacks. Most of the show's this year though I've seen before.
As for FL, yes we are shark bite capital except the shark bites are usually not that bad. I used to surf all the time out in New Symerna and you would see sharks all the time, to me it is no big deal. New Symerna beach has a huge deep pit out at the tip of the jetty and it serves as a type or nursery for many sharks, that being said most of the sharks out there are 5ft and under. Also the fish tend to school a lot between New Symerna Jetty and Ponce Inlet, makes for great fishing but attracts a lot of sharks as well. Most of the shark bites are very minor and usually done by sharks that are no more then a few feet long and consist of minor bites, scratches and somtimes minor punctures. Common sharks that I am used to seeing out there include hammerheads, tiger's, bull's, blacktips and lemon's amoung many others. Most of these I've seen as baby's. I have seen a few that are larger (7-9ft range) but not that often and they still never made me feel uncomfortable. When I surfed out there you would feel brushes from some of the larger guy's which were still only in the 5ft range and never bothered us enough to want to get out or feel threatned. From my experience it seem's most of the time any of them do "attack" it's usually because someone was trying to mess with it, poke it, kick it, touch it or whatever else, what do you expect it to do. I guess it helps if people have a little common sense. It's an area that has a huge shark population as well as a huge human population.
Anywho I demand better shark week shows. A good show on tiger sharks would work.