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(20-07-2024 21:15 )Doddle Wrote:  Susan Calman's Grand Day Out
7.3 West YORKSHIRE Valleys
Again, hard to believe she's managed to skirt Ilkley Moor and Holmfirth before now. Keighley and York Railway Museum (even I've been there) also turned up.

SC's GDO
7.4 Derry & Donegal
Reputedly her first foray across into Ireland, where she gets to sample crisp sandwiches for her first time ever, which begs a lot of questions. She does some Star Wars homaging at Malin Head.

My Adventures With Superman Ep 10 “My Adventures With Supergirl” Season 2 Finale

That’s how you do a finale what a finale.

Jake Chapman's Accelerate or Die!
Somewhat controversial artist discusses accelerationism, with experts including Will Self and Jeanette Winterson.

The Listening Post
As part of discussions on Biden's exit, there's an interview with Cenk Uygur on why the mainstream media took such a soft stance (including the shedding of tears).

Star Trek: Prodigy Ep 20 “Supernova” Part 2 Season 1 Finale

Art Matters
Lord Melvyn of Bragg is upset at the way things are going and so he chats to several luvvie pals about what art has done for them (eg Lenny Henry, Antony Gormley, Tracey Emin). His answer is "an industrial revolution for the arts". Nice try, not gonna happen.

Brewing Stories
Rather cheap doc about Youngs, Fullers and the other one in London; what fun, if hard work, it was to work there, and why the breweries all ended up closing.

Batman: Caped Crusader Ep 1 “In Treacherous Waters” Season 1.

Artist to Icon: Jim Carrey
Somewhat cheap profile series, where biographers and occasionally colleagues sing a star's praises. An actual director was among those here, and one of his early successes was a sitcom alongside the still pretty Teresa Ganzel, who was happy to talk him up. They didn't mention his Batman turn, oddly.

(29-07-2024 21:20 )Doddle Wrote:  Maps of Britain - Underground
Even more London-centric, by design, covering the building of lines, that wonderful Map, then building more lines (funny, the Elizabeth Line jars, but the Victoria Line doesn't).

Maps of Britain - Coastal
They do start this one in Cornwall, before moving on to London. The story covers trade, slavery, piracy, docks, containers, and the future.