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Spy in The Wild is a BBC series narrated by David Tenant where they introduce wild animals to robots that look like the Chuck E. Cheese band members.In this clip, an orangutan teaches herself how to use a saw— which is amazing and shows you how smart apes are— and then they introduce a fake orangutan that can saw way faster because it’s a robot. I’m not sure what we are supposed to learn from this segment but it’s awesome. Orangutans are amazing.
Jan 9, 2024
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Norway excels in SLOOOW TV. Piip-show is staged like a café with birds enjoying their time in a birdhouse – – occasionally an errant red squirrel pops by awww
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I know this is very Mitt Romney saying his favorite meat is hot dog, but I like to throw around a ball. I turn my brain off and lay on the couch and toss it up and down. I bounce it against a wall. The best version is sitting around with a friend and having a catch while chatting. Any ball: Tennis ball, Pinky ball, stress ball, whatever. At the time of writing, I have a purple grocery store ball and two foam tennis balls in my arsenal. Foam tennis balls are good because when you inevitably hit the TV, it won’t fall over.
Jan 9, 2024
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Blue Jam is a radio programme (British term for “program”) that Chris Morris made after Brass Eye. It’s a surreal collage of ambient music, monologues, and two-person sketches. I listen to it on Spotify while I ride my bike but I think it should work on any vehicle.My favorite sketch is about these parents who are really casual about their child going missing. The man calls out to his wife “They found the body, love” and she goes, “Oh!” like it’s an interesting piece of trivia. Comedy is really funny when it's paraphrased, so hopefully that made you crack up.
Jan 9, 2024
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This is a short film by Lynne Ramsay that I like a lot. It’s sad and sweet and beautiful! And it’s on Criterion right now.
Jan 9, 2024