The Online Community That Rates Your Face "Scientifically"

 

The Online Community That Rates Your Face "Scientifically"

Luis Rubiales kisses Spain’s midfielder Jenni Hermoso

 

It is the kiss that is dividing the football world. Was this just a moment of jubliation between two people, or was it a sexual assault. Would anyone have complained if he had kissed a man like this, something that has happened in the mens game since it began as part of celebrations?

After initially dismissing it as nothing in footage she posted on her own social media, in the locker room, it seems that the media have now pushed Jenni Hermoso to complain about it, which in turn has created a huge controversy with the Spanish FA who stand by Luis Rubiales

A man's life is about to be ruined over this, is it all really worth it?

Watch and make up your own mind.

Luis Rubiales kiss.

Is it as bad as the media is telling you?

What do you think? pic.twitter.com/eISN3dslx8

— TVisCOOL! 📺 www.tviscool.com (@TVisCOOLUK) August 26, 2023

Why isn’t Hiroshima a Nuclear Wasteland?

 

On August 6th, 1945, the people of Hiroshima, Japan became some of the only humans to ever witness firsthand the awesome and terrible power of an atom split for offensive purposes. Today, the city is a thriving metropolis. Why isn’t it radioactive? Why isn’t it abandoned like Chernobyl? This [HALF-LIFE HISTORY] travels to Japan to explain why.

0:00 Intro

1:09 "BOMBS: Special"

7:45 Fallout

9:39 Hiroshima vs Chernobyl

10:37 Hiroshima today

Paul Joseph Watson - The Return of Covid

 

They are going to do it again! Alex Jones was right

The Pee-Wee Herman Show - Live at the Roxy Theater 1981

 

The Pee-Wee Herman Show - Live at the Roxy Theater 1981

Walter White joins the Civil War Airport Battle

Walter White and his team, including meth-cooking partner Peter Parker (Spider-Man), confront Captain America after he rejects a business offer from Walter.

The UK's Top 10 Most Watched TV Show Episodes of All Time

Television has the unique ability to bring people together, creating shared experiences that become ingrained in cultural memory. Over the years, the United Kingdom has witnessed numerous TV shows that have left an indelible mark on the nation's history. In this article, we delve into the top 10 most watched TV show episodes in UK history, ranked in order of their viewership, and explore the moments that held the nation captive.

EastEnders: "Den and Angie's Divorce" - 1986

With an astounding 30.15 million viewers, this episode clinches the top spot. The emotional turmoil of Den and Angie's divorce proceedings struck a chord with the nation and solidified EastEnders as a cornerstone of British television.

Only Fools and Horses: "Time on Our Hands" - 1996

With 24.35 million viewers, Del Boy and Rodney's triumphs and tribulations struck a chord with audiences. Their newfound wealth and emotional moments showcased the heart of British humour.

EastEnders: "Bianca's Wedding" - 1997

The heartwarming episode of Bianca's wedding drew in 22.81 million viewers, showcasing the universal appeal of love, family, and the "Rickaaaay!" catchphrase.

Only Fools and Horses: "Batman and Robin" - 1992

With 21.7 million viewers, Del Boy and Rodney's comedic antics as Batman and Robin solidified their status as British TV legends.

The Royal Variety Performance - 1965

Boasting an audience of 21.3 million, this star-studded event with The Beatles became an iconic moment in entertainment history.

Coronation Street: "Hilda Ogden's Farewell" - 1987

With 26.65 million viewers, Hilda Ogden's departure marked the end of an era and left a lasting impact on the nation's soap opera legacy.

EastEnders: "Who Shot Phil?" - 2001

Garnering 14.28 million viewers, the mystery surrounding Phil Mitchell's shooting created a cultural phenomenon, proving the show's ability to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

Coronation Street: "Tram Crash" - 2010

This gripping episode attracted 14.88 million viewers with its tragic portrayal of the Weatherfield tram crash disaster, leaving viewers in awe.

Coronation Street: "Richard Hillman's Confession" - 2003

The chilling confession by one of Coronation Street's most infamous villains captivated 19.4 million viewers, showcasing the show's knack for intense drama.

The X Factor: "Series 2 Final" - 2005

With 13.21 million viewers, the culmination of series 2 marked the rise of The X Factor as a British TV phenomenon, showcasing the nation's love for talent competitions.

These top 10 most watched TV show episodes in UK history have managed to transcend the screen and become integral parts of British culture. From soap opera dramas to comedic masterpieces, from emotional farewells to star-studded showcases, these episodes have left an indelible mark on the collective memory of the nation. As the landscape of television continues to evolve, these moments stand as a testament to the enduring power of storytelling and the profound connection between viewers and the shows they hold dear.