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This is officially the 1111th journal entry

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Palindrome number, right?

To dispute the designation of Doctor Who

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This is to do with the current designation of the show under the return of Russell T Davies. I couldn't care less on what Disney, Davies and BBC calls it, this year's series is series 14 of the revival, not season 1 and also it's the seventh soft reboot of the overall series: 1963: Black and white era 1970: Soft reboot as a result of change to colour television 1987: Soft reboot due to the change of direction after Trial of a Time Lord 1996: Soft reboot due to the Fox TV film 2005: Soft reboot due to being a revival 2010: Soft reboot due to the Steven Moffat era 2018: Soft reboot due to the Chris Chibnall era 2024: Soft reboot due to the RTD2 era

Every top flight football team in England

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This focuses on the football teams who have been in top flight of the English football league system, before and after Premier League. Accrington Location: Accrington, Lancashire Best result: Sixth - 1889-90 Ground: Thorneyholme Road Status: Defunct (1896) Owner: Self-owned Arsenal Location: Holloway, London Best result: Champions - 1930-31, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1937-38, 1947-48, 1952-53, 1970-71, 1988-89, 1990-91, 1997-98, 2001-02 and 2003-04 Ground: Emirates Stadium Status: Active Owner: Kroenke Sports & Entertainment Aston Villa Location: Aston, Birmingham Best result: Champions - 1893-94, 1895-96, 1896-97, 1898-99, 1899-00, 1909-10 and 1980-81 Ground: Villa Park Status: Active Owner: V Sport Barnsley Location: Barnsley, South Yorkshire Best result: 19th - 1997-98 Ground: Oakwell Status: Active Owner: BFC Investment Company Ltd Birmingham City Location: Bordesley, Birmingham Best result: Sixth - 1955-56 Ground: St Andrew's Status: Active Owner: Birmingham Sports Holdin

A clip from Asterix Conquers America (1994)

Containing the song "Say Goodbye".

A snippet from Dynamo: Beyond Belief episode 1 (2020)

This focuses on the magician impressing a geisha with his skills while in Tokyo.

The two main models of the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive

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To this day, it remains Sega's best-selling console thanks to a certain blue hedgehog and this excludes other models such as the North American-exclusive Genesis 3, the Brazilian-exclusive models from Tectoy and the AtGames-made Firecore. First pic: Sega Genesis/Mega Drive (1988) Second pic: Sega Genesis/Mega Drive with Sega CD/Mega-CD and Genesis 32X/Mega Drive 32X (1991) Third pic: Sega Genesis/Mega Drive II (1993) Fourth pic: Sega Genesis/Mega Drive II with Sega CD 2/Mega-CD 2 and Genesis 32X/Mega Drive 32X (1994)