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Captain America (1966) Ep 1 “The Origin of Captain America” Complete Season

True Detective : Night Country
Great season finale.

Talking Comedy: Bob Hope
A mix of chats to Parkinson, and some stand-up bits. He did Thanks for the Memory at the end too.

(07-04-2023 20:12 )Doddle Wrote:  World's Most Dangerous Roads
4.8 A strong end to the series, as Suzi Ruffell and Yorkshire's own Maisie Adam go to Morocco and do indeed find some properly dangerous roads for once. They also create some self-imposed jeopardy with sand dunes, but manage to get out of it without calling for help.

I hope Dave do more of these, and again I think shame on Top Gear for not visiting any of these places when they had the chance.

WMDR
5.1 Clearly Dave must have got good feedback, so here's another series; starting with a returning Rhod Gilbert joining Angela Barnes on a trip from Italy to France across the Alps. More vertigo larks, and charity-funding swear boxes.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch s3 eps 1-3

"Confined"
"Paths Unknown"
"Shadows Of Tantiss"

Captain America (1966) Ep 2 “The Sentinel and the Spy” Complete Season.

(21-12-2023 14:48 )Doddle Wrote:  Last Week Tonight w/John Oliver
The many problems with Elon Musk, and an end-of-series round-up.

LWT w/JO
back again for a new run, particularly focusing on the useless hypocrisies of the US Supreme Court, especially Clarence Thomas.

(18-02-2024 15:38 )Doddle Wrote:  The Hairy Bikers Go West
2 - Dumfries & Galloway
Dave gets involved at the Scotch pie factory, but mainly lets Si do the fun visit stuff whilst he has a good sit down. Fair enough.

THBGW
3 - LANCASHIRE
The lads spend half the time somewhat in my neck of the woods, and the rest down Ormskirk way, which is very very southern Lancs. They covered Ormskirk's bloody potatoes years back on their series visiting counties around Britain too.

The Space Shuttle That Fell To Earth - BBC iPlayer

A look at the events leading up to & following the loss of Columbia in 2003. Interviews with NASA Managers, Engineers and families of the crew, some of which are quite hard to watch. Just as with Challenger they were warned, they buried their heads in the sand and a Crew died.

Whether this crew could have been saved is actually debatable but there had been similar incidents with foam coming loose from the external fuel tank and hitting parts of the Orbiter and just 2 missions before this one, a large chunk hit one of Atlantis' solid rocket boosters and dented it....yet senior NASA Management refused to believe a similar strike could cause fatal damage to a Shuttle Wing. Until it did..

Definitely worth a watch IMHO.

(23-02-2024 23:12 )Tumble_Drier Wrote:  The Space Shuttle That Fell To Earth - BBC iPlayer

A look at the events leading up to & following the loss of Columbia in 2003. Interviews with NASA Managers, Engineers and families of the crew, some of which are quite hard to watch. Just as with Challenger they were warned, they buried their heads in the sand and a Crew died.

Whether this crew could have been saved is actually debatable but there had been similar incidents with foam coming loose from the external fuel tank and hitting parts of the Orbiter and just 2 missions before this one, a large chunk hit one of Atlantis' solid rocket boosters and dented it....yet senior NASA Management refused to believe a similar strike could cause fatal damage to a Shuttle Wing. Until it did..

Definitely worth a watch IMHO.

You would've thought that the brains at NASA could've worked out that despite it
being just light weight foam, it had the required amount of density/mass, coupled with the velocity that it was travelling to punch a hole in a weak spot in a wing.
I am but a stupid cunt.