… is all on YouTube, for free. When I was a nipper I had these hilarious shows on VHS, recorded from the TV. Imagine that — being able to record what you like, when you like, to view whenever you like, from your own TV. Truly we were kings among men.
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Michael Charles Rundle is a writer, editor and illustrator who lives in England.
His resume/CV can be found above, and various things he has discovered online are collected, in no particular order, to the right.
If you are inclined, take a look at his drawings at:
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Wonders of the Solar System...
… was slick, beautiful, interesting and exciting.The first episode, which was about the Sun, reminded me a lot of Danny Boyle’s film Sunshine. The presenter of the show, Brian Cox, was the science adviser on that film. Watch the episode here.
Retweeted by Andrew WK. Yesss.
Thick of It fans will love this.
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