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    From Jim S@jim@jimXscott.co.uk to uk.media.tv.misc on Thu Oct 10 21:00:00 2024
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    I don't like Brian Cox in the same way I don't like Greg Wallace, but I
    am a physicist and decided that I am more interested in The Planets, and
    the up-to-date photography, not to watch the programme.
    I was not disappointed by the photography and film I had not seen
    before, until I fell asleep. I blamed it on my age, but detemined to
    watch the second half of the recording: I fell asleep.
    I think next time, like 'In the factory', I'll watch it with the sound off.
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    Jim S
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  • From Max Demian@max_demian@bigfoot.com to uk.media.tv.misc on Fri Oct 11 12:00:54 2024
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    On 10/10/2024 21:00, Jim S wrote:

    I don't like Brian Cox in the same way I don't like Greg Wallace, but I
    am a physicist and decided that I am more interested in The Planets, and
    the up-to-date photography, not to watch the programme.
    I was not disappointed by the photography and film I had not seen
    before, until I fell asleep. I blamed it on my age, but detemined to
    watch the second half of the recording: I fell asleep.
    I think next time, like 'In the factory', I'll watch it with the sound off.

    Nearly all the "photography" was simulations and animation (however they
    did it). Apart from Cox's jollies to Iceland.

    The few genuine photographs were infrared with false colours.
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    Max Demian

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