Commander Jameson

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-52923245 First episode of the podcast: https://mega.nz/file/YSx2TAKI#3gh6Jw99xKYOx0Roq1X98bsRJbqyWflsZ7nyAAwuHYM

On those Levain cookies...

I loved the really detailed behind-the-scenes documentaries that we used to get. My two favourites are "Under Pressure - Making The Abyss" and "Behind The Planet of the Apes"; both very comprehensive and warts-and-all. I remember the Total Recall commentary with Arnie and Paul Verhoeven being hilarious.

Can't remember the exact one but this recipe is pretty close. https://www.dinneratthezoo.com/breakfast-egg-muffins/

The aliens actually learn not to rush the guns. Hicks mentions that when they stop before the ammo runs out, showing that the aliens are capable of logical thought. Now that I think about it, this may be why Hicks looks up at the ceiling as he realises the aliens can find new ways into the locked room. I remember when the Special Edition came out originally (still have the facehugger VHS box set). Cameron said that it was not a "director's cut" as he had had full directorial control and was happy with the theatrical version. The Special Edition was just an alternate version for the fans.

K is M and E were the two I didn't get.

Do you have the stats by rllmuk member? Be interesting to see who's votes closely matched the winning results?

Nothing (2003) is a fun sci fi comedy about a pair of housemates that end up in a strange environment. Predestination and Timecrimes are two good time travel films. The Quiet Earth is an interesting low budget NZ sci fi film. ARQ is another fun time loop film. Triangle is a great sci fi horror film.

Do doo do-do-do.

I love Robbo.

Kenny is out of hospital and home, self-isolating. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52260490

The documentary is available on Amazon Prime now.