On Radio 2. Talk about a slow news day.
Baby soup dragon growing up without a father? I know she's a single mother trying to make ends meet, dishing up soup to mice on the moon of all places, being a hashtag girlboss, but I just wondered where baby clangers dad is?
Bought a ‘few’ shibs a week ago, been glued to this channel ever since. I got sucked right in. Man there is some desperado, short term ‘me getting rich’ stuff on here.
See yas in 2-5years. This will be fun, hopefully for all of us!!
#HoDL 🚀
Against the Gold Coast this afternoon, Marcus Bontempelli’s 15 clangers is a new all time high for clangers in a game. The previous high was a 4-way tie of 13 between Adam McPhee, Nat Fyfe, Sam Powell-Pepper and Heath Shaw per afltables.
Or would they not appeal to children nowadays?
So I've been watched some of the 1969-1972 show lately. It's about a group of pink aliens who live on a moon like planet and occasionally come across equipment (or in one case, an astronaut) sent to study their planet. I was wondering, did anyone become interested in scifi thanks in part to this show? It does embody a lot of the strengths of the genre even though it's very clearly aimed at young children. I know I watched a reasonable amount when I was younger so even though I'd never really noticed/thought about it, that might be the case for me
Also with it being self promo saturday, I thought I'd share a video I made reviewing the series and discussing it's scifi elements https://youtu.be/kSGCrdiJhNQ
For anyone curious about the series, here's a playlist of episodes I've found https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CgEtGhJLVc&list=PLLhOnau-tupQEmXmCrGJQgMISSDFauHI
