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Love the interview, and just for reference, both choices were correct. Hinduism also has an aspect of Nirvana.

@Avilennon I agree! I was just about to say how much I hated this episode!!!!!! :-( It's turning out to be very painful to watch.

I actually remember seeing that Steffi Graff moment when I was very young. It was one of those quirky tennis moments that stuck with me through the years. Glad to find it again here!

I love this video and Martin Sheen's delivery of that speech is impeccable, but I have a question - Does anyone know the origin of the line "streets of heaven are too crowed with angels tonight". I first heard it on Tom Hanks Oscar speech and I was wondering if that wonderful line came from the b...

@Midnightblissable This reminds me of a song he did with celtic thunder. "Standing on the Corner"

Off all the seasons, Mel and Maks are my absolute favourite couple! I wish they had won, but nevertheless still beautiful.

Best Oscar Opening Ever! (or atleast in recent memory!)

I loved Mallory in this! That scream was just too funny! "Drop me off at the mall!"

@rhapsody710 Actually they do drink the cow's milk, but they don't eat the meat of the cow. That is because whilst in Hinduism (a prominant religion in India) the cow is considered sacred (and therefore a sin to kill), it's by products such as milk is actually considered pure and you can drink i...

I loved this as a child, and a random though just occured to me while watching this- Wouldn't it be "fantastic" (hehe) if Maria or Luis was a contestant on Dancing with the Stars! I think they were the stars of everyone's childhood!

@iaMyla I think the Grammys' performance just made everyone nostalgic for the original.

@Marievska I can understand your aversion to the "old English" here, however if you watch the movie\miniseries from the beginning, the language grows much more beautiful than just looking at a clip. Just as the book is difficult to read at the beginning if you're reading it for the first time, wa...

"Don't ever press send until you've had your fridge repaired." Cheeky, but sound advice! lol

@krazyjube i understand that, but if his parents were Indian (by birth), then that would also make him both indian and British. British because of where he was born, and Indian by virture of the fact that he had Indian parentage. I don't know what the citizenship laws are like in Britian or India...