wolviedinho
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Nearly jumped into season one. Any good?
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Blumers Bloomers
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It’s bloody brilliant
kaz7
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Married at first sight aussies is heating up nicely , you dont know what you are missing , lol
Two Gun Bob
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Saving lives In Leeds:
New series filmed by BBC in collaberation with the open University and filmed on location at Leeds teaching hospitals. There's been four episodes already outed every Wednesday at 21:00 and believe another seven are sheduled to follow. You can access the four that have already been filmed by hiting record and then searching for them on the Sky.
Last night we watched a few episodes of which the first below is shown in it's entirety, concerning the rebuild of a gent who lost both his arms and legs in an electric pylon accident. A man that in essence should not be here with us today but fought on stoichly, overcoming insurmountable odds to rebuild a life for himself and his two dear daughters.
At Leeds General Infirmary, Professor Kay now stands ready to perform this rare double arm transplant, whilst down the corridoor in in neurosurgery kenan deniz has two patients that need some urgent brain surgery. The empathy dedication and care shown by these proffesionals, plying their craft in the guise of human decency is there for all to see, and we were in total awe of their skillset!
The remainder of the episodes were equally as good so we binged them into the early morning light. The surgeon that robotically operating on the little girl took our breath away. Basically, he sat separate from the patient in a robot, controlling it with high precision through the delicate procedure. I understand this type of tech exists in surgery, such as the da vinci bot in prostectomy, but to see it used in this way was very surreal.
New series filmed by BBC in collaberation with the open University and filmed on location at Leeds teaching hospitals. There's been four episodes already outed every Wednesday at 21:00 and believe another seven are sheduled to follow. You can access the four that have already been filmed by hiting record and then searching for them on the Sky.
Last night we watched a few episodes of which the first below is shown in it's entirety, concerning the rebuild of a gent who lost both his arms and legs in an electric pylon accident. A man that in essence should not be here with us today but fought on stoichly, overcoming insurmountable odds to rebuild a life for himself and his two dear daughters.
At Leeds General Infirmary, Professor Kay now stands ready to perform this rare double arm transplant, whilst down the corridoor in in neurosurgery kenan deniz has two patients that need some urgent brain surgery. The empathy dedication and care shown by these proffesionals, plying their craft in the guise of human decency is there for all to see, and we were in total awe of their skillset!
The remainder of the episodes were equally as good so we binged them into the early morning light. The surgeon that robotically operating on the little girl took our breath away. Basically, he sat separate from the patient in a robot, controlling it with high precision through the delicate procedure. I understand this type of tech exists in surgery, such as the da vinci bot in prostectomy, but to see it used in this way was very surreal.
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Two Gun Bob
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Ukraine From Above: A documentary available On Demand fron Sky concerning the daring and ingenious exploits of drone pilots engaged throughout the Ukraine battlefield.They really have changed the dynamics of the conflict and a very interesting watch for sure.
www.theguardian.com
Ukraine from Above: Secrets from the Frontline review – the startling tale of how a child destroyed Russian tanks
This documentary’s drone-based perspective on the war is like little else – from amateurs talking about stopping tanks with homemade equipment to aerial footage of dropped grenades
www.theguardian.com
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Centurions
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I think I could hazard a guess which is why I'm not missing it (actually, I am missing it. No wait, I'm not am I?)
doots
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Daisy Jones and The 6.(amazon prime)
Loosely based on the Fleetwood Mac story apparently.
Even if it's not it's pretty good.
Loosely based on the Fleetwood Mac story apparently.
Even if it's not it's pretty good.
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kaz7
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It is a good experiment to watch and loads of predictable drama , my fav thing on tv , aside from gogglebox
GX Blue
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Did it improve?
I might start this soon but what you wrote has put me off.
I hate time jumps and it seems like they spend more time in the past than the surviving in the wilderness which why I was going to watch It.
Anyone else seen Yellowjackets?