I'm guessing they still feel irate, just probably about something else at the moment.

So only one of them was right.

Ahh, Americans moving to the left. You mean the middle.

I couldn't work out what the shape of the thing was from the first picture, there colour layout just drew my eyes into too many different directions. Once I got the hang of it, I could really appreciate them!

I watched this episode this week for the first time (yes, I know), and I thought there was going to be some immense conclusion, but it just seemed to fall so flat for me.

Well, the point is more it's a proper, repeating font, all the 'e's are exactly the same. A sign like that would almost certainly have been handwritten back then, it was just cheaper and faster.

Which, frankly, is a far filthier line.

I was certain this was Kryten when I glanced at the page

And in that same picture the camera taking the pic is on the end of a tripod, which they have also managed to get up there!

3rd pic from the end you can see the DSLR hanging round his neck!

Is he standing on the other guy's hand in the last one?

Well, at least the ball's the right shape. Then again, I am watching rugby at the moment

I didn't see the moon landings, but I'll always remember watching Felix. This footage is spectacular, breathtaking and scary as hell. Just awesome.

The critical question though, is that a waistcoat or cardigan?

Well, the cape is more Pertwee

No, Steve Coogan's greatest work of genius is Partridge. As good as 24 Hour Party People is, it can't touch North Norfolk's number one digital radio DJ.

Yes, slightly mangled sentence there. He's British, regardless of whether he's Welsh or English.

I think generally the landscapes work better than the people, and can be quite breathtaking (as indeed are the originals). Remarkable piece of work.

Peri was American. Admittedly Nicola Bryant isn't, but still!

I'm sure there's some journalists somewhere preparing a story about how it tried to shoot the US satellite down