Darwin's 200th birthday on National Geographic

[joeactor]

To commemorate the 200th birth of Charles Darwin and the 150th anniversary of his monumental work On the Origin of Species, National Geographic Channel presents two nights of new programming. On February 8 at 8p, the three-part series Morphed opens, examining new fossil evidence using CGI, 3-D and biomechanic animation. On February 10 at 9p, Darwin's travels aboard the HMS Beagle will be explored in Darwin's Secret Notebooks followed by Explorer: Monster Fish of the Congo at 10p.

[curiosityandthecat]

Hrm, going to have to delete some old episodes of House to make room on the DVR for this.    Thanks for the heads up!

[karadan]

Hrm, going to have to delete some old episodes of House to make room on the DVR for this.  

I must get back on that show. I stopped watching half way through season 2. I guess a lot has happened since.

Oh, and thanks for the heads-up on the Darwin show Joe. I shall watch that with much alacrity.

[curiosityandthecat]

Are all diagnosis' still possibly Lupus?

[VanReal]

Are all diagnosis' still possibly Lupus? :pop:

[Ihateyoumike]

It hasn't been lupus yet, at least not by itself.

Has it been sarcoidosis yet? I hear that one all the time on that show. I had to look it up because it is mentioned so often.

[VanReal]

It hasn't been lupus yet, at least not by itself.

Has it been sarcoidosis yet? I hear that one all the time on that show. I had to look it up because it is mentioned so often.

I think it has!  That's funny you say that.  My son makes fun of me because I watch it with laptop open and set to google:)  I especially liked the SEPA!