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Old October 16th 13, 02:12 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Rob[_7_]
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On 10/10/2013 12:36, mick wrote:
On 09/10/2013 22:14:01, James Harris wrote:
"Mike" wrote in message
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In article ,
Rob wrote:

Yes, the BBC4 ones are the 30 minute XL version ... and contain a
bit more material
which is edited out of the initial late night BBC1 showing.

That's the one preceded by the ...

Warning: This programme contains scenes of a scientific nature that
may upset some viewers


Hardly. More like: "This programme is one that used to include scenes
of a scientific nature."

James


Yep, dumbing down is the first step on the road to oblivion. In fact on
that observation the BBC should have been obliterated long ago :-)


Good job you put the smiley. ;o)
Looking at the dire 'science' offerings now being shown by the
Discovery network and History channel, at least BBC science programs
do contain *some* science rather than 'rednecks' bidding on storage
lockers or Eric-Von-Fvcking-Daniken appearing on shows like
'Ancient Aliens'.. All TV science is being dumbed down in every
Western nation for some reason. Worrying.
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Rob