Damn @tvaziri.com, you got me to watch it again - though I'm still heading to bed before midnight (and it's still a great watch) - so no complaints, thanks!

Santa Cruz is closer, maybe they'll show cut away shots of the Giant Dipper wooden roller coaster at the Boardwalk or the Wharf (and maybe they won't)

I found out today that the upcoming World Darts Championship is on Peacock this year - coverage starts tomorrow and runs through the New Year - something else well worth a watch (in my book at least).

I mean, it was your fault - I thought it was coming out on Friday until I read your earlier post about it being 9pm ET today - I was 52 minutes into episode 1 when it all went pear shaped.

When it's used to match whale fluke (tail) photos so that we get a better understanding of global whale populations with a non-invasive research technique (humans are still used to confirm the AI's results)

happywhale.com/about;ol=faq...

Whenever I think of an actor who is destined to run at some stage of a movie, Dustin Hoffman always springs to mind, but I admit I haven't analyzed his movies to know if that's an anecdotal thought on my part or a statistical fact.

I really enjoyed it but had one tiny note that caught me at the time of watching - when Gemma and Helly both see Mark for the first time when he's covered in blood, neither ask him if he's OK. Even if it's a "are you OK/yes I am" (which could have been a running gag), I'd have been happy.

Her termination is so the opposite of improving "efficiency" - not that efficiency was ever their real goal, just the cloak they're hiding behind.

So far I know of one colleague who was "fired" - and will lose her housing too. She'd worked with condors for 5 years, but only transferred to a full time federal job less than a year ago, therefore probationary, and now terminated.

Total waste of her talent, dedication and knowledge. So arbitrary.