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This ep was great. All three guests had really great chemistry with Graham and with each other.

"I'm dressed as everyone who's ever loved me" - Brilliant!

This is my favourite part of the score, which is a tough call because there are so many wonderful pieces of music in this score. Shore is a genius.

I've got to say, I'm glad I'm not living in a Catherine Cookson book. It seems like a woman can walk barely three paces without having to fend off yet another would-be-rapist.

Gotta love Roger and Don in that scene.

"All with born sons to carry on their name"

"Though Johnson's son may not be the *marrying* type, if you know what I mean"

"He's considering moving to Athens, if you get my drift".

"We think he may be a homosexual, if you can read between the lines".

Ah, priceless

Why is the witch-king voiced by a dalek?

I'm really looking forward to Shore's work on the Hobbit.

What with the larger presence of dwarves in the story, there might be music reminiscient of this excellent piece.

Both Black Swan and Red Shoes address the Life/Art balance, but take opposing stances. Red Shoes suggests that to make great art, one must not be distracted by life experience, while in Black Swan Nina is only able to dance with true expression after she has experienced life outside the ballet wo...

Rupert apologised to the Enquiry for the scandalous and probably criminal behavior of his British journalists, but denied responsibility.

Someone should quote Richard Nixon to him:

'In any organisation, the man at the top must bear the responsibility. I accept it......'

And Harry Truman: 'The ...

Rupert apologised to the Enquiry for the scandalous and probably criminal behavior of his British journalists, but denied responsibility.

Someone should quote Richard Nixon to him:

'In any organisation, the man at the top must bear the responsibility. I accept it......'

And Harry Truman: 'The...

Rupert apologised to the Enquiry for the scandalous and probably criminal behavior of his British journalists, but denied responsibility.

Someone should quote Richard Nixon to him:

'In any organisation, the man at the top must bear the responsibility. I accept it......'

And Harry Truman: 'The ...

Rupert apologised to the Enquiry for the scandalous and probably criminal behavior of his British journalists, but denied responsibility.

Someone should quote Richard Nixon to him:

'In any organisation, the man at the top must bear the responsibility. I accept it......'

And Harry Truman: 'The ...

Great Song.

The lyrics could easily be re-written and it could be re-titled 'The Fat Sheila's Lament'

'The other girl's arse is always leaner'

Perhaps Petula could re-record it as such

Great Song.

The lyrics could easily be re-written and it could be re-titled 'The Fat Sheila's Lament'

'The other girl's arse is always leaner'

Perhaps Petula could re-record it as such.

Great song.

The lyrics could easily be re-written and it could be re-titled 'The Fat Sheila's Lament'

' The other girl's arse is always leaner'

And maybe Petula could re-record it as such.

That's gotta be the best red chair moment in the show. The look on Graham's face when he sees it hasn't moved is simply wonderful.

Of all of the songs I have ever heard, covering all eras and genres, this is my all- time favorite. I think it only reached no. 23 in the charts in Melbourne, Australia, where I live. Imagine that, as great a song as this not going to no. 1. It shows how much great material there were then. The o...

with the stupid Lyons Conservative Federal Government. The Civil Viation Board needed to buy a suitable aircraft to test the beacons and check their alignments. Suitable meant it had to have the same performance as the airliners and be of all-metal construction.

The government persistently obstr...

CONT'D...subject, made a few years ago, dealt with the question of whether the landings were faked and the 'moonwalks' filmed on a set of a fake moonscape, by doing just what the skeptics claimed.. setting up a fake moonscape and filming a faked moonwalk.

The resulting film proved the moonwalks ...

Here's an idea to test the idea of Oswald acting alone, or even as one of the gunmen.

Whoever fired the first shot was able to take his time, but it was not accurate, hitting Kennedy's back, and not fatal. If the same man fired the remaining shots, most of the time interval was taken up moving t...

If I had to pick one year which had more of the best music than any other from the 50's to the mid 70's, the golden age of pop music, it would have to be 1970. There were just so many great songs, and this is one of the very best.

The Seekers had many great songs, but this is one of their very best, and one of my all-time favorites. Believe it or not, it was a B-side.

This reminds me of a year 11 day trip in a bus in early 1971 when I was at Parade College, Bundoora, Victoria, Australia. The teacher with us was a Christian Brother, Barry Coldrey, who had the rather unflattering nickname, Barry the Boong, because of his resemblance to an Asiatic. On the way ba...

I love the animation but I'm a bit disappointed that this doesn't use more music from The Nutcracker itself. I can't believe they didn't use the Trepak.