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Transformers "The Ultimate Doom: Brainwash (Part 1)" Season 1

The Daily Show w/Jon Stewart
After dissecting the latest US shutdown, he talks to Tristan Harris of some think tank about how the Tech Bros have no-one's interest but their own where AI is concerned - and yet China is somehow the real threat (as they famously don't worship money as much as Americans do).

Matchroom episode 1 on Netflix. It featured boxing, mainly Anthony Joshua, and darts, mainly Luke Littler, but for me the main attraction was the snooker. It featured an insight into how Ronnie O'Sullivan, who quit Matchroom several years ago because he felt they were trying to control his personal life, worked with Matchroom again to help promote snooker in Saudi Arabia.

Imagine - Richard Flanagan: Life after Death
Tasmanian author whose 6th book was about his dad's experiences as a POW building a railroad for the Japanese and which won his son the Booker Prize. His parents then died in close succession which put that success into perspective. His other books sounded humdingers too.

Peacemaker Ep 7 Season 2

After that big reveal and poor Chris can’t catch a break.

Pink Floyd
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(04-10-2025 13:39 )Doddle Wrote:  Susan Calman's Grand Day Out
9.2 Claiming to visit "Wallace and Gromit country", which she seems to feel is YORKSHIRE, she does check out cheese in Wensleydale, and see plasticine models at that Bradford Media Museum, as well as Hardraw Force waterfall, but when she claims never to have heard of Saltaire before, you have to wonder.

SC's GDO
9.3 Having postponed this episode for a week to drop in a tribute to Pat Routledge, wouldn't you know - this week she tackles "Jilly Cooper country", i.e. the Cotswolds, which apparently includes Tewkesbury, Bristol (!), Bisley (where Cooper lived), Winchcombe, Bibury and Gloucester. Finally to the telephone kiosk museum at Avoncroft.

Late Night w/Seth Meyers
Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst appear on consecutive nights to plug their new film; Ryan Reynolds plugs his John Candy doc (and Wrexham); Tony Shalhoub has made a Stanley Tucci-style doc on bread making.

Peacemaker Ep 7 “Like a Keith in the Night” Season 2

Poor Chris

The Footage Detectives
Not that they were desperate for ideas or anything, but they played a pop video Mike made, presumably in the 1980s, for his cover of "Dizzy", filmed at a cricket match, as you do.