So what you're saying is you're not reading anything? ; )

Michael R. Underwood's 'Genrenauts: Season One'. (Kickstarter copy.)

Amon Tobin - 'Easy Muffin'
Android Lust - 'Cruelty (Gulag)'
Robert Miles - 'Separation'
The Beastie Boys - '(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (to Party!)'
A Perfect Circle - 'Freedom Of Choice'
Qntal - 'Herbst'

Stamp them out!

Steve Harvey lost the remains of his soul when Cockney Rebel split up.

Perineum?

Pleasure is mine, mate. My faves of his are the sadly unfinished Doktor Sleepless, Global Frequency, Planetary and the ongoing Injection.

At least Papa Lazarou's Circus can still dispose of all those Daves.

Sadly unlikely: and honestly, the fitness tracking is the least useful piece of the kit for me. And Bruce Sterling. And Warren Ellis… Joys of being early adopters.

It was quite odd in Britain, because the only John Lewis we knew about until now is a department store chain.

I assume this is a sports thing, not gay porn? Or can it be two things?

And none for Mark Fisher aka K-Punk, noted British music critic and cultural observer.

"WOTCHER!"

Fuck Fitbit for looting Pebble for its intellectual property and simultaneously wiping out the most actually useful wearable kit around.

SAD!

My advice on UK wrestling is to find some 70's World Of Sport episodes: the Big Daddy/Giant Haystacks/Kendo Nagasaki thing was amazing, but there were also some genuinely skilled athletes like Johnny Saint.

I'm stoked for S4 because I have no idea how they're going to pull this off, in terms of the whole irradiated world thing. The ALIE consequences alone would fill a season. (And the Jaha trial going to be a thing, I hope. Post-apocalyptic jurisprudence is always interesting: the original BBC Survivors had a great…

Catching up on missed telly: enjoyed the first 4 of Incorporated more than I thought (always a joy to see the cream of the Canadian acting profession do their thing).

In Britain, a few years after the show aired, sure.

3 Whores Drown, more like.