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On my left, a man who was hotly tipped to be the new Doctor Who

with a few people of course realizing what a disaster that would be.

When you first see Scarrow, it seems like a rocky outcrop plagued by war.

But the beauty of the dead sky is wonderful.

Look at this dialic here. Oh dear, I seem to...

We'll have to regenerate again.

It's Professor Brian Cox.

And on my right, a man who recently visited the hypnotist

to be regressed and discovered that in a previous life,

he'd been a loose collection of mud, puddles, a dead-starling, a cardigan,

and a crumple copy of New Statesman,

which our necessary and sufficient elements required to build a Robinance.

Now this week, we're going to be asking what makes a science a science?

Careful observation and the application of common sense. Good night.

No, to be fair, we aren't going to try and deal as much as possible.

I mean, for instance, Brian, if you're really honest,

you know, what really is the difference between, say, astronomy and astrology?

Really.

Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow.

Name Sherry Brian.

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