I'm curious how that show looks from outside the UK; series 1 matched the sort of programming they were still rolling out for us at school in the late 90s on VHS tapes, whereas series 2 was like how BBC science programming was. It apes them so well but must be different without the references!

It's just so it can reach out to me and I'll tell it what the correct spelling is. I may not always be correct, but apparently that's no longer a barrier to providing information!

Pleasingly mine (@alexkbrewer.bsky.social) left in November 2024 and her profile on there points at her Bluesky account

Duck Detective really worked when playing alongside my 8 year old daughter; she did most of the work and we completed Ghost of Glamping in one 3-hour session. Worst Day Ever might be too tricky for her, but planning to give it a go the next time we have the PC to ourselves without the 5yo around.

Hospital of the future! Also a more serious use than when we found one in a museum in Belfast where it was used for showing bones in the body while the kids danced in front of it

Season 9 Round 13 was actually the Rome e-Prix, which famously had a huge pile-up which wiped out about a third of the field. Spare chassis were shared between teams, until there was so much damage they had to draw lots www.the-race.com/formula-e/lo... I just wanted to see some clips from that again

It's my old Switch OLED with a new silicone case, and a carry case that make it her own. Cleared out most of the games so selection it's appropriate and not overwhelming. She immediately sunk some time into the delightful Storyteller, helped by its simple touchscreen controls.

I think you'll find that's a "classic arcade pur" because Time Crisis famously sounded like a happy cat.