Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 4th May 2025

4th May, 2025.

Dear lord … but I was up late!

The perils of review making don’t get any easier, the older you get.

Whatever!

If nothing else, though … ?

I can say I’ve posted written and video reviews of “Lucky Day”.

And seen quite a good episode!

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It’s possibly something I’ll have on in the background … but it seems Mark Williams has got through to Snooker’s World Championship finals.

That starts at noon: and should be interesting.

It sees the Welsh veteran go up against newcomer,  Zhao Xintong.

I can’t help but think Zhao will do very well.

Either way … ?

It seems both players are left-handed.

Speaking as an armchair snooker fan, an armchair snooker fan who’s also a southpaw?

I’m happy to see that!

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Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 16th March 2024.

 16th March, 2024.

Right then … it’s Saturday … !

And … ?

I’m possibly going to be writing notes for a set of upcoming reviews.

Yes: it’s officially official.

The Radio Times has announced that the new series of Dr Who — the first two episodes of what’s either series 14/season 1, depending on who you ask! — will air on BBC 1 on 11th May, 2024.

With the same two episodes being available from the BBC iPlayer at 12:00 midnight, the same day.

And, internationally, at 7pm EST on Disney⁺, on 10th May: in order to guarantee a simultaneous release.

I have my reviewing work cut out for me!

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The Daily Teaser — 4-5-2015

Have you been following the UK’s election … ?

No … ?   Yes … ?

I have.   It’s fascinating to see, sometimes.

Personally, I’ve been trying to follow the Leaders Debates, where possible.

Last night … ?   Last night saw the Scottish Leaders Debate screened on the BBC News Channel: and on the BBC in Scotland.

What grabbed me about it?   Was the fire.

Oh, not an actual fire.   Just the sheer passion of the leaders on the stands: Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP, Ruth Davison of the Scottish Tories, Jim Murphy of Scottish Labour and Willie Rennie of the Scottish Lib Dems.

I was impressed: especially by Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP and Ruth Davison of the Scottish Conservatives.

Jim Murphy seemed a little more genuine than his Westminster equivalent, Ed Milliband.

And even Willie Rennie seemed on a par with party leader, Nick Clegg: although given a choice between the two, I’d’ve go for Nick Clegg.

Ever away … ?

I have to ask … can we import the Scottish party leaders into Westminster?

Collectively, they seemed a lot more passionate, and sincere, than their UK equivalents.

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