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Thought it was a bit "Meh" myself? Haven't given up on it yet though. By the fifth episode I usually know whether I'm going to stick with a new series or not.

They're single shot only though, fully-automatic rifles require a federal permit anywhere in the United States.

Ending support for despotic regimes in the middle-east would be a good place to start.

And also Roy Hudd of course providing the comic relief in a cameo part. Saw it at the Empire when it was first released as part of a double-bill with Witchfinder General. It was the first X-rated film I ever saw. I was only 13 or 14 at the time but tall for my age so could pass for 16. Modern...

They're well worth watching as they form a self-contained story. Whether the rest of the series will be remains to be seen.

The Saudis are still trying to shut down the only independent news source in the middle east - Al Jazeera.

American television cleverly only showed the first part of the pilot movie as there was nothing about the second part that would make anybody want to take out a subscription to watch the remainder of the series.

It was strictly a one-off, timed to follow a massively hyped Oprah Winfrey special edition of 60 Minutes. Future episodes will only be available online.

The pilot movie for the series flopped spectacularly on American TV last night:

In my experience people mistake 'politeness' for 'weakness'.

People who snore in the cinema.

That's probably true of any western european nation though, not just Britain.

Kallie Moore; paleontologist You have to listen to her lectures to understand the attraction: PBS Eons

Had a similar experience working behind the bar during the IRA pub-bombing campaign. It's very hard to know what to do in those circumstances isn't it?

I'm surprised nobody's mentioned Spon End?

It's still legal!

Don't know much about mobile phones but aren't the majority rented so the cash price is very often irrelevant?

Just sat through two hours of Skull Island on the strength of the first part of this spoof trailer which makes it look much better than it actually is:

The Galveston (Texas) hurricane of 1900 claimed between 6,000 and 12,000 lives and remains the biggest natural disaster in US history.