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I love to research stuff. Any time I have a conversation with someone and I’m not 100% on the details, I’ll go look it up on the Internet. So now my obsession with research is driving me crazy :)

I’m really enjoying this TV show on Netflix that is a few years old (that’s if it’s not still running). Incredibly obscure, it’s not British or American. But I’m enjoying it so much that I want to research it and find out more about it, except that might mean spoilers. So I vow to watch all 100-odd episodes before I look it up.

And that’s killing me! :)

BBC Worldwide have published their Annual Review for 2011 which highlights Doctor Who as one of the ‘most valuable’ brands, largely responsible for the corporations commercial success.

Doctor Who was also the number-three TV series purchased globally on iTunes in 2010/11.

Wow! Very good news for Doctor Who fans: looks like it will carry on for the foreseeable future!

Doctor Who Online - Doctor Who Boosts BBC profits in the 2011 Annual Review

“The fictional high school chorus at the center of Fox’s Glee has a huge problem — nearly a million dollars in potential legal liability. For a show that regularly tackles thorny issues like teen pregnancy and alcohol abuse, it’s surprising that a million dollars worth of lawbreaking would go unmentioned. But it does, and week after week, those zany Glee kids rack up the potential to pay higher and higher fines.”
Copyright: The Elephant in the Middle of the Glee Club

Unanswered Lost questions.

So frustrating!

“It’s always a big day tomorrow! I’ve got a time machine, I skip the little ones.”
— The Doctor

The BBC programme Virtual Revolution summed up my thoughts on Internet-naysayers (at least this is my interpretation):

Older people have always been afraid of every big change, if the web had been around when they were young it would not be a problem. “Generation web” are growing up not knowing what life was like without the web, just like the last generation couldn’t imagine life before the printing press, or cars.

Big changes mean lots to get used to, and the web is only 20 years young, who knows what the next 20 years will bring. Bring it on!

Look at the gob on that!

Look at the gob on that!

Watching Question Time makes me so angry. The Tories views on pretty much anything disgusts me. I understand the feeling is mutual. Ugh.

Wow, “Sicko” was very good—really showed how backwards the US healthcare system is. #WeLoveTheNHS

Why do narrators on TV shows always say “Scientists believe…”? Wouldn’t it be more accurate to say “Scientists think…”?

The new Doctor Who logo for 2010