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Paul Kerton

One of the guys behind Lostpedia, blogger, occasional writer for TVOvermind and consumer technology geek.

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  • August 15, 08:07 AM

    Sherlock – A triumph in reimagination

    An article I wrote for TVOvermind. Republished below. Steven Moffat does it again. Over the years he has achieved some remarkable television feats. Not only did he essentially sell his UK version of Friends back to the United States (as Coupling), write the best episodes of Doctor Who during the Russell T. Davies era and [...]
  • June 20, 07:22 PM

    World Cup’s best bits – Haircuts

    In the Year 2010 you’d think they’d have learnt, but in the 40 years since the 1970 World Cup gave us the amazing Brazil performance and Bobby’s Charlton’s amazing head, the 2010 South Africa World Cup haircuts are coming in thick and fast! In an absence of regular entertaining games (those featuring Brazil and Argentina, [...]
  • June 05, 03:22 PM

    Brilliant Adidas World Cup Advert

    Take Star Wars and mash up with Daft Punk, Snoop Dogg, David Beckham, Ian Brown, Noel Gallagher and few others, and what do you get? Genius. Filed under: Culture, Football, Sport Tagged: adidas, advertising, beckham, daft punk, world cup
  • May 16, 08:59 PM

    Why Schumacher should win his Monaco GP Appeal

    You might want to click to make them bigger, but here is why, in pictoral form, Schumacher was perfectly entitled to make his over taking manouver today at the Monaco Grand Prix, and why the penalty against him was wrong. If this doesn’t get overturned, then frankly I’m done with the sport and its insistence [...]
  • May 12, 06:48 PM

    Bored Little Political Creation

    Filed under: Politics Tagged: cameron, clegg, coalition, conservatives, democrats, general election 2010, liberal, satire
  • May 12, 06:20 AM

    What I have learned of Britain’s politics

    Well, what an interesting five days it has been in the world of British politics. Off the back of a General Election where no one won, we now have a coalition Government of Conservative and Liberal Democrats with a new Prime Minister, David Cameron. For me personally, the worst case scenario has been avoided as [...]
  • May 06, 08:40 AM

    Whatever you do people of Britain, Vote.

    Whatever you do today, please make sure you exercise your democratic right to vote. People died for your right, as an adult to be able to exercise your opinion and shape the future of this country. Sure, your vote might not count as powerfully as someone in a marginal, and perhaps the party you support [...]
  • May 03, 06:35 PM

    Considering a Windowless future

    For several years now, I have been using Mac OS X more and more, and Windows less and less. In 2005 I purchased an iBook, and had many hours of enjoyment from it. In 2008 I made the mistake of purchasing a Dell XPS M1330, probably the worst, most unreliable PC I’ve ever had the [...]
  • May 03, 02:43 PM

    Tim Minchin – The Pope Song

    I think this kind of sums up my feelings well. Filed under: Cults and Religion Tagged: catholicism, christianity, religion, sex scandal, the pope
  • May 01, 05:55 PM

    Doctor Who vs the frigid virgins

    Doctor Who tonight aired it’s fifth episode of the new Moffat era – “Flesh and Stone” – and with it’s final four minutes came yet another scene to allow the morality police of the Daily Mail readership types to rattle their well worn sabers. You see, at the end of this episode the Doctor’s companion [...]
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