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Star Trek: Lower Decks Ep 5 “Star Base 80?” Season 5 Final Season

(09-11-2024 22:26 )Doddle Wrote:  World's Most Dangerous Roads
6.1 Wow, even quicker. Johnny Vegas and Lucy Beaumont went to Montenegro, which was more about rocks than mud. Johnny is one of the many stand-ups with issues about heights, but still scored over Lucy, who didn't drive. Lucky they were close pals from way back, really.

WMDR
6.2 Zambia, with Babatunde Aleshe and Kae Kurd. Kae does most of the driving, though Baba does get a short go towards the end. Some sand and heights, but by definition a canoe ride to look at hippos isn't really a dangerous road.

Knight Rider Ep 19 "White Bird" Season 1

Arcane season 2 episodes 4, 5 & 6.

That final moment in episode 6 was heartbreaking, not gonna lie, hit me really hard in the feels, properly teared up.
As beautiful as this show is, it's also brutal, doesn't hold anything back and plays with your emotions, very few shows do it this well.

This Cultural Life - Peter Kosminsky
In connection with the return of the Wolf Hall franchise, the adapter talks to John Wilson about this and previous triumphs.

The Sky at Night - Ancestral Skies
It's archaeoastronomy, and they have the gall to think astrology is worthless. Anyway, it was the last of the series (!) so they'll be back in 2025, if there's any world to come back to.

Superman and Lois Ep 7 "A Regular Guy" Season 4 Final Season

The Big Reveal which changes everything

The Bottom Line
Steve Clemons talks to Jeffrey Sachs about the prospects for the USA now, and then to Stacy Gilbert and Josh Paul in studio, both of whom resigned from their posts over the US hypocrisy in Gaza.

Last Week Tonight w/John Oliver
Looking for the scraps of comfort from the US Election result, and what the Dems could still do before mid-Jan if they can be arsed.

The Daily Show w/Jon Stewart
Shows that far from being too woke, many Dems were more gammon. Then talks with veteran Thomas Brennan about his charity and documentary about the battles at Fallujah.

Tulsa King Ep 5 "Tilting at Windmills" Season 2

(12-11-2024 22:04 )Doddle Wrote:  Portrait Artist of the Year 2024
11.5 Boxer Ricky Hatton and history expert Lucy Worsley are fairly obvious, whilst one-legged dancer Musa Motha offers a different challenge.

PAotY 2024
11.6 Footballer Jill Scott and food critic Jimi Famurewa were joined by queer Maori fashion deigsner Lyall Hakaraia. Easier to say they're trying newer people than that they're struggling to find interesting new choices.