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Brian Moore meets... Bjorn Borg
No, no clues.

Star Trek Voyager Ep 4 “Elogium” Season 2

Ultimate Warships
Strike Force Arabian Gulf
Smithsonian Channel

This documentary follows the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush in 2017 as it sails to the Persian Gulf to take part in Operations against ISIL in Iraq and shows a bombing mission carried out by the Bush's main strike aircraft the F/A-18F Super Hornet. The 2,000Ib bombs were dropped from fifty thousand feet and scored direct hits on the ISIL site so they must have been fitted with the JDAM guidance kit although this wasn't mentioned.

As this was a film about a serving warship on military operations it is bound to be a bit bland with nothing to upset the pentagon but it's still worth watching if you like this sort of thing.

Dennis Miller Plus One - John Corbett
An old pal of Dennis', he acted in Northern Exposure and Sex and the City. But rose from being an extra to his dizzy heights.

Batwoman Ep 19 “A Secret Kept From All The Rest” Season 1

Redacted Tonight VIP
Lee interviews "legendary journalist" Robert Scheer about why monstering Russia and China are pointless; then the evolution of the US pledge of allegiance.

Star Trek Voyager Ep 5 “Non Sequitur” Season 2

Ensign Kim wakes upon Earth in 24th-century San Francisco, and theres no record of him ever being on the USS Voyager. Think of this as a what if Ep then a alternate reality great Ep.

Walks Around Britain
Series 3 Ep 6 - 2017 PBS America

Each 22 minute episode features two walks of eight miles or less. Andrew White who is the producer and main presenter has said that he wants the programmes to be distinct from the scenery porn of other walking series:



The two walks on this episode were:

Glen Wyllin
"A walk which takes in part of the miles of closed railway lines on the Isle of Man, before detouring along part of the island's coastal path... oh and there's two beautiful glens along the way too."

Solar System (York to Riccall)
"Just one part of the massive Trans Pennine Trail, this walk between York and the village of Riccall is perfect for children as it is flat throughout... and has the added benefit of having scale models of the Solar System along the way...
And for the railway enthusiasts, there's history as the route was once part of the East Coast Main Line."

The model planets were installed by the University of York and it's a good way of understanding the scale of the solar system. The Earth is less than an inch in diameter and Pluto is over six miles away. The next nearest star would be one and three quarters of the circumference the earth away.

Walks Around Britain used to be shown on the Community Channel, IIRC.

PoliticKing
Larry talks to John Stossel, who claims to be a libertarian, but favours home schooling over state schools, dislikes fiscal handouts to poor unemployed people, slags Trump for being a crybaby over the meedja, and reckons the Democrats would bankrupt the country. Some libertarian...

The Price of Everything
The art market, from artists, to museums, to collectors, to auction houses and so on. Something of an upbeat ending arrives when a collector donates much of his collection to a museum, and when asked why, says "short answer, no grandkids"