How many tatami mats?

RS2 and I rewatched "Trek 4" with sushi and a sixpack. I'd forgotten just how wacky it is...Kirk and co. travelling back and forward through time in a stolen Klingon Bird Of Prey to relocate a pair of humpback whales so as to pacify a never-explained, planet-threatening BDO.

Borrowed this coffee-table tome from the public library. An easy, interesting read. Precious natural/man-made sites on all continents endangered by everything from creeping sand to lost fortunes.

Viddied this. Not as good as the book, obvs, but what you lose in the learning and language departments is to an extent made up for by the wonderful performances - including that of the hawk. Warning: It's a bit of an emotional slog.

Only latterly discovered the existence of this manhwa sequel series. Not as good as the original, but it does scratch that "Solo Leveling" itch. Protagonist is powering up too quickly, IMCO.

After CM told me about a production of "Spamalot" he saw recently, I was prompted to dig out my official CD for a relisten. I'd forgotten that Tim Curry was part of the Broadway cast. I'm glad this musical exists.

Halfway through S3 of this heart-warming Japanese reality romance for oldies (a few of whom are younger than me, haha). Talk about chaos. I've never seen so many trips to hospital on a reality program. Studio host Becky remains the secret star - impossible to take your eyes off her.

On the off chance you care, pod "The Rest Is History" has done a four-part miniseries about the literary origin, themes, influence and murky historical connections of the legend of King Arthur.