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On the Discovery Channel iGenius:How Steve Jobs changed to world.
It may make interesting viewing, or it may make you want to throw things at the tv. Anyway, just a heads up for those of you who are interested.
For our US members you saw this last night, so please, no spoilers. I don't want to know how it ends.
he dies. sorryQuote:
Originally Posted by Dos_Box
I hate you.
Adam and Jamie from Mythbusters host it!! :)
Is this the one that was on CBS?
Gareth
Just to say that at 23:00 there is a programme on the same channel called iPod Revolution.
Can someone record both onto DVD? Could be handy for lessons.
Gareth
Jamie Hyneman sounds really bored and it's obvious he is reading from an autocue. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Little-Miss
Dr Michio Kaku should have presented it instead IMO. At least he shows some enthusiasm.
Must admit Jamie did sound very wooden but in end a very good documentary consider short time frame it was made in.
Russell
I'm downloading this now and will be in the throw stuff at the TV camp - but I will watch it. Only to vent my anger and laugh at the no doubt stupid and out outrageous quotes that will broadcast.
I've just started watching this now and 5 mins in I've have started shouting at the telly. This has been really rushed to be made and it clearly shows. Factually incorrect, loads of library film snippets and still pics with the wishy washy cuts. All in all terrible with people making commetns who are idiots [ apart from wozniak ]
I completely agree. It reminded me of those "100 Greatest" programmes on Channel 4 or Five where you have Z-list celebs interrupting every few seconds. So annoying (like most American TV programmes)!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mattx
I like Steve Wozniak though. He's a really nice person and actually interesting. :)
Slightly OT but ... iWoz ... best biography I've read this year. Waiting for Steve's to arrive but still think I'll prefer iWoz.
60 Minutes? The programme can be watched online if you click the link.Quote:
Originally Posted by garethedmondson
I've only watched a few minutes, but it's vastly better than iGenius.
Yeah, I was slightly underwhelmed by iGenius. It missed out huge gaps in his career (his return to Apple for instance was barly mentioned) and jumped from Pixar (Toy Story) to the launch of the iPod almost ignoring the interveining decade. As for the iPod documentary that followed, the less said the better.