Dr Neil Degrasse Tyson on The Daily Show

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

This is a link to the whole show-- skip to 14 minutes in, to just see Dr Tyson.

Well worth your time to listen, Dr Tyson makes a case for returning to space exploration.

http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/mon-february-27-2012-neil-degrasse-tyson

And I apologize to anyone who cannot get this overseas... it's worth your time to watch, only about 7 minutes long, if you skip to 14 minutes.

[Roland Deschain]

Dear Great Britain,
We're terribly sorry, but full episodes and video clips
of the Daily Show with Jon Stewart are not available.
Please don't send any Red Coats in retaliation at
this time, as you CAN get your headlines at Channel 4.

At that message, I felt a little I love listening to Neil. He's very much like Carl Sagan in his enthusiasm, and the way he explains things (ok, so I know why, lol). To all those in my homeland thinking of clicking the link to 4oD (http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart/4od), it's worth it, but unfortunately, Dr Degrasse Tyson does not appear.

Right now, i'm seriously considering sending the Red Coats...

[pieces o nine]

Dear Yurpeons:

Will Hulu links work for you?

[Roland Deschain]

Dear Yurpeons:

Will Hulu links work for you?

No I left them my email address, so that when it's available, they'll email me. I suppose I could use a proxy to access it, but I really cannot be bothered to try and find one that actually works right now. Maybe tomorrow. Thanks for trying, though, Ms Murkin.

[anthrobabe]

I adore Dr. Tyson.

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

I adore Dr. Tyson.

He is amazing, ain't he?

[Aggie]

Dear Yurpeons:

Will Hulu links work for you?

Those should work for anyone in the E.U.... 

...les États-Unis, that is. 

[Sibling Zono (anon1mat0)]

Is Quebec calling you?

[Aggie]

I see fabriqué aux É.U. on certain products on a regular basis.  While I did study French in high school, I am best at reading it due to comparing the opposite sides of many cereal boxes and the like. "Cereal-Box French", I call it.