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Not only did they film this very poorly on a handycam, but they couldn't even be asked to ensure the headrest was on the seat, or have John sit at a proper table seat - a lousy promo for a lousy franchise run by Arriva and Douche-Bahn. And the Germans thought they were good at running a franchise...

@ 6:15 CAPTAIN WHO!? I hate to be too pedantic - but the WHOLE world knows that Captain Smith was the captain of the Titanic on it's fateful voyage!

Did anybody else spot the boom mic popping into shot at 8:25?

If I'd been editing this, I'd have suggested the boom mic operator swim to France!

Isn't it annoying how the media love playing the blame game - it isn't smart, it isn't cleaver, and it doesn't help anybody to come to terms with what actually has happened.

The bloopers are funnier than the show!

Never mind - it IS the same song, just cut up.

I'd heard it before somewhere and wanted to listen to the full thing - but I didn't check the full song out before commenting.

Since seeing this around 10 years ago on discovery, I've always thought that this design is just waiting for accident...

The ships in Roland Emmerich's '2012' are probably more along the lines of what the final design is going to look like - this design is all very well in fair weather as pictur...

Surely it's been added in - it's not the right scale in comparison with the pilots? Secondly - flying strait down like that is not something many pilots would do, thirdly, the airspace around sky divers is an ATC0 zone, and lastly - if this had happened, would it not have ended up being noted on ...

This guy reminds me of the bum bus inspector at our local bus station, who lets the drivers turn up late to load the buses - no wonder so many people drive...

That last corner I thought they'd have had to have taken further into the mountain side, but it just goes to show the patience of a professional pilot, who's able to turn in time for the runway within the safety envelope.

@encysplod They also went to Skipton as well - and that was before the Airedale line was electrified, and much longer before extra neutral zones were added to support 91's along the route!

Heheh!

Ahhh well, in that case, you get your guests to say something shocking each week...not sure if you'll now be able to get Jerry Seinfield because he and the rest of the world know what's coming now, and you'll be trying not hard enough - but anybody else, and you stand a good chance.

How well does OS X Puma run on a G3 ibook? OS 9 is not only laggy, but it's also extremely difficult to get software working for it...mainly because I don't have many blank CD's about my place...

They legally aren't allowed to swear at you. You should get compensation for that!

@BelgianEvo The writing on many of the objects on the doc is also the wrong way round.

It was shot in reverse, because they realised that - from historical photographs of the ship - that it was in fact, facing the other way, during pre-production - not sure whether this occurred because of restr...

I'm not surprised it got banned - it's far too long.

@SnakeOnAPlane Exactly - and as long as he has no charisma like this, he doesn't stand a chance at the next election, because everybody is just going to remember him by that stage as the man who made a load of cuts, didn't address any of the big issues in the UK properly, but as soon as Libya hap...

Have you considered that these guys were lying? Whilst macs aren't immune to viruses, it is easy enough to find out where they are on your system, by checking what is running via the 'top' enquiry in terminal.

The narrational blurb is wrong - BBC never made this - it was made by Hewland International for Sky One/Two/Three.

What wide angle lens were you using? Who manufactured it?