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Coincidentally I'm re-watching it again right now. It is all over the place (randomly throwing a whole episode about a father and son flying a wooden spaceship across galaxies in the midst of a galactic war) but it is one of my favourite treks. I'd put it way above any recent stuff (maybe bot Lower Decks but thats a very different show), above Voyager and not far behind Next Gen. Having not watched it in 20 odd years though, I'm surprised by how hot Kira is. Not as pretty as Dax but my teenage self clearly missed that somehow.

Hang on... in addition to all of holiday you seem to get a year, somehow you also get a 2 hour lunch break?

Challenge anyone to take a shot everytime he says "deep state".

Using biometric logins instead?

So, Die Hard 2 then.

When people nowadays rank a list of things and use the tiering system A to F like you'd get in school, but for some reason (now idea why or where it started) they put an S in too for the top tier.

I think that I struggled with the increased focus on some of the other characters with Bosch taking a bit of a back seat.

Don't know why but I just couldn't get into Bosch Legacy. Love the original.

Happy birthday... she-e-e-e-e-ds!

Amazingly Beale isn't even the only former assistant coach of his currently working in the Championship.

Rewatching and introducing my son to Batman The Animated Series. Still absolutely brilliant.

I thought being in the office increased productivity and stopped people wasting time.

Yeah, I learned about him at uni too. More I learnt more I admired his views and his bravery to champion them at that time. He's admittedly not perfect but nobody is.

I was tempted to explain what they were doing but thought it'd be more fun this way. For those stuck:

Agree he'd be fairly well known to Villa fan's, but most fan's in this country wouldn't gave a clue, let alone those overseas.

Surprised nobody has posted William McGregor yet. He did some football stuff or something.

Jeremy Bentham. Was born in 1748 and was a leading theorist in Anglo-American philosophy of law, and a political radical whose ideas influenced the development of welfarism. He advocated individual and economic freedoms, the separation of church and state, freedom of expression, equal rights for women, the right to divorce, and (in an unpublished essay) the decriminalising of homosexual acts. He called for the abolition of slavery, capital punishment, and physical punishment, including that of children. He has also become known as an early advocate of animal rights. Hundreds of years ahead of his time and did a lot of good.

I'd say these points actually show that Murphy is talking nonsense and having that experience is crucial to winning a league. I'd argue the reason City have won it so much recently isn't because they have that experience, but more that they have better resources and larger/fuller squads. They're better placed for the tail end of the season as they'll have fresher players who are less burnt out due to better rotation. You only need to look how we used to explode under MON at the end of each season to see how much this can affect teams.

There's only one trophy that matters apparently. Messi won best player too. It's all about marketing/Internet clicks sadly.

A lot of disruption for them which could easily ruin their season and send them back down. Hopefully not though.

Don't worry. There can never be an overabundance of tits.

Cov fans made and displayed (on a road bridge not at the stadium) a banner today showing an exploding helicopter. Disgusting at any time but especially given what's happened with Leicester's owners.

Musiala isn't English. He has 25 caps for Germany, was born in Germany to German and Nigerian parents and only moved to England when he was 7. He played youth football for both us and Germany.