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Monthly Archives: October 2006
You couldn’t make it up
Now I’ve been on trains when they break down. I won’t go into the six hour journey from hell[1], or other random delays and overcrowding. I won’t go into details, because they all pale into insignificance compared with this Virgin … Continue reading
Galactic North – Alastair Reynolds
Now this is a Good Thing. I’ve mentioned Alastair Reynolds once or twice before, so you might have gathered that I’m a fan of his work. While I’ve enjoyed all his books so far, I’m particularly keen on the future … Continue reading
Bad timing
Mutter. I’ve got the week off, and I was planning to get out and about a bit with the camera. When I got up this morning, it was nice and sunny, and I was feeling fine. But a few hours … Continue reading
Torchwood Declassified
More Torchwood-related stuff for you. Rather in the manner of the excellent Doctor Who Confidential, there are short documentaries accompanying each episode of Torchwood – interviews, behind the scenes stuff and all that kind of thing. I think BBC Three … Continue reading
Torchwood – Wow!
I’m going to be kind to anyone who hasn’t just seen Torchwood by not giving anything away until after the BBC Two showing on Wednesday, but I just have to say wooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!! Excellent episode with a guest appearance from Gareth … Continue reading
Torchwood – Day One
Now we’ve got the introductions out of the way, we can get on with the show properly. The action opens with Gwen and her boyfriend having a meal in a city restaurant. It’s the day before Gwen is due to … Continue reading
Nasa to decide Hubble’s fate
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Nasa to decide Hubble’s fate Hmmm. The Hubble Space Telescope, once its initial optical problems were fixed, turned out to be a superb scientific tool. It’s also produced some incredibly beautiful images of deep-sky objects … Continue reading
Torchwood – Everything Changes
OK, I’ve talked in general terms about the opening episodes of Torchwood, but now it’s time to go into a wee bit more detail. I’ve been dithering about how to approach this review, so bear with me if I digress … Continue reading
Best. Cake. Ever.
I’ve mentioned my appreciation of the works of Terry Pratchett once or twice before. But it seems some Pratchett fans are prepared to go further than most. This incredible cake is possibly the most extreme example I’ve seen. Seriously impressive. … Continue reading
Robin Hood – Parent Hood
I had a bit of a moan about last week’s episode of Robin Hood, but tonight’s was a lot better. Roy, one of the outlaws, has an idea. He lures a mob of Guy of Gisbourne’s men into a trap, … Continue reading


