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On the movie show things are looking California, but feeling Minnesota.
Brian Brown finds himself on the wrong side of tribal law.
And matchmaker Emma Woodhouse weaves a tangled wall.
Take your partners for the movie show.
Eight o'clock Wednesday.
When a woman cannot reproduce, she suffers humiliation.
And the torment of her husband's physical abuse until the appearance of true love shows
her a different side to life.
She finds a hidden strength within her.
And discovers a new destiny.
I would say looking at our culture now, the time of homo sapiens has come to an end.
Our relationship to tools and machines has reached a whole new level.
Now they are part of us.
And this is a change that easily outranks anything that's happened since homo sapiens
came on the scene.
Some academics believe that we are all now cyborgs.
And merge with a technology that intimately surrounds us and enters our bodies.
The cyborg cometh 8.30 Friday.
For God's sake woman, you're such a whinger.
Well it's been a pleasure.
Good luck in your next life.
God, you look awful.
Yes I know, the last few nights I've had roughly six hours sleep thanks to a screaming kid.
Why was your latest conquest teething?
Let me tell you, I don't need anyone.
I'm quite capable of self-fulfillment.
Yes.
That's what it says in the toilets at work.
There's no news team like this.
Drop the Dead Donkey.
8.30 Saturday.
8.30 Saturday.