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Pete Yandell demoes his 3d printer at Trampoline
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Pierre the Chef and Jon Crighton
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Pierre (Dougie Hastings) and Jon (Dan Walmsley) take to the stage in a fake cabaret room during Mark Watson's "The Hotel", Edinburgh Fringe 2009.
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Planet Nerd interviews Andrew Baron from Rocketboom
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This August, Andrew Baron came to Australia as part of the Portable Film Festival, and Planet Nerd caught up with him to talk about online video, Rocketboom, and THAT Sony ...
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Planet Nerd: Doctor Who's Assistant
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A Planet-Nerd-produced music video of a song by Melbourne most magnificent comedian/cabarettist/rock-star, Geraldine Quinn. Featuring cameos by many of Melbourne's rising s...
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Planet Nerd: Paul reviews Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallo
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Paul Verhoeven reviews Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows from a space station in the 1950s.
In other news, Planet Nerd is now clearly smoking the bad crack.
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History of the Doctor Who Theme Music
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Dan Walmsley talks to renowned experimental composer David Shea about the history of the Doctor Who music and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
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Planet Nerd exposé causes massive political fallout
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We knew that once the truth was out, it was just a matter of time before heads would roll. We didn't realise that action would happen so swiftly.
Less than 24 hours afte...
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Re: Prime Minister John Howard, climate change announcement
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My response to John Howard's first video on YouTube, outlining his policies to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change.
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Planet Nerd: Paul reviews Harry Potter and the OOTP
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Paul Verhoeven gives Dan Walmsley his take on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. But first, he has to throw up.
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Planet Nerd: Math Jokes
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Ben McKenzie investigates a world of mathematical ideas which tend asymptotically toward being funny
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