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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUkCJDkG3fg

Nice. Slightly melancholic, but nice.

Clive Barker has written a bucket-load of horror. I recommend the novella The Hellbound Heart.

Welcome to BAR.

"Linnet Ridgeway!" Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie

It is definitely the murder county/capital of the world. Bodymore Murdaland has nothing on this place.

We certainly can discuss that subject, I don't see why not. I've seen several versions of The Hound of the Baskervilles, so can comment on a few different ones ;-)

:-) I just started The Princess Bride.... it's funnier than I recall.

I just Google image searched for the big one; there's so much really cool art out there online from commercial through to fan stuff.

Because Uzbekistan just isn't flavour of the month right now: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2i5ShKaASc

He's not sad; he's achieved a state of Zen. Either that, or that's not snow stuck to his bib.

Here, I fixed their diagram of subglacial Lake Vostok:

Oh my great Scott. Now we know why 2012 is the end of the world.

It's awesome isn't it just. My old flatmate used to sing it loudly out of the window each time an episode was starting; it was he who got me into the show.

Paris-shock is a serious issue for Japanese tourists: BBC NEWS | Europe | 'Paris Syndrome' strikes Japanese Paris syndrome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I've found that to be a huge mistake also when visiting France in the past. Better I've found just to speak English and be damned, than attempt French and be held in contempt for bastardising their national language with my schoolboy attempts at ordering 'une chocolate froid et des allumettes'...

I'm not kidding though, most places I've been, from across Europe to Japan and beyond, have had the loveliest and most friendly people. For some reason though I found Venice to be delightful from a visual perspective, gorgeous churches, architecture, atmosphere, we just had terrible experiences...

Ah I see you've edited it now to reflect the reason you wish to go there and not the reason you've not yet been there ;-) Curiously, on visiting a few years ago I loved Venice for many reasons, but wouldn't go back for some of those you mentioned!

You haven't been there because of the food/the people and the culture. Those are pretty major things. What is the appeal with Italy for you then?

That episode was also a bad hair day for Ms. Anderson. I don't what's worse though, that I know such trivia or that I actually know the names of both of those episodes ;-) this is what happens when you watch the entire box-set through on DVD...