Discovery Channel president John Ford further went on to add that "At the end of the series, Hawking will create a new universe where I will rule all of space time."
Discovery Channel president John Ford further went on to add that "Add the end of the series, Hawking will create a new universe where I will rule all of space time."
Not to take away from Stephen Hawking, but I remember a TV science series called "Connections" that really made the process of learning exciting to me. Other than James Burke's dated wardrobe (I watched it as a punk kid in the '80s), it was fresh and engaging.
Maybe I am mistaken, but I thought they where the same network, as in History, TLC, Dicrovery and its many incarnations (Discovery ID and Health) and the Military Channel where all owned by Discovery Inc.
At first I thought that read Disney Channel, and I was really, really excited for intelligent children's programming. It took a minute for the all-around absurdity of that idea to sink in.
@LovelyHue: I think you're only avenue for intelligent children's programming is PBS. We'll see how long that lasts. With SyFy playing wrestling and CTN adding live action shows, it's only a matter of time before PBS adds Naked News with Jim Lehrer.
@wingbatwu: [Steven Hawkings voice] 6500 years ago, a devine creator set all the particals of light going on their way to us. The creator arranged the light to make it look like it was much older, and actualy came from stars. But we know better [/steven hawkings voice]
@twDarkflame: Nice how one guy's bad math has led everyone to make fun of Judeo-Christian Religions... Because, you know, we all believe it was 6,000 years ago. All of us believers are divorced from reality.
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