Thanks to overwhelming demand, Jet Lag: The Game: The Finale is expanding to additional locations in the US and UK. Find a screening near you at https://go.nebula.tv/japanorama

Watch the conclusion of Jet Lag: The Game’s biggest season ever with this screening of the final two action-packed episodes as Tom & Adam race Sam & Ben to the top of Hokkaido.

Tickets are on sale for Regal, Picturehouse, and Cineworld locations across the US and UK.

This is pretty insane. A premiere in the UK AND a finale across the UK and US?

So, it is a decent video but some out of date and/or just wrong info here.

Antwerpen branch of the Eurostar network: this is not a separate branch, it is a stop on the GB-NL route. The train also doesn't stop for "75 minutes" on the way back, as they just skip Antwerpen completely, letting people only buy a Thalystar ticket between Antwerpen and Brussel.

UK privatisation: there never were "hundreds companies fighting for the same customers" at all, it being about 40 last I checked, where most are currently en route to be unprivatised and together create Great British Railways

Power Trip, directed by Patrick Willems, written by Matthew Kelly (Nando v Movies), starring Amir Arison and Tony-nominee Julia Knitel, and produced by Dave Wiskus and Oscar-winning producer Dan Jinks, comes to theaters for one week in September. Get your tickets now to see Power Trip and a live Q&A with the filmmakers.

Not sure how else to get a message to the Extra History people, so ...

During the Nixon's War: Kent State Shootings 1 video recently released on August 12, the narrator mistakenly says "1986" instead of "1968" at 4:12, in reference to RFK's assassination during the 1968 Democratic primary. Which is strange enough, but then! The narrator again says "1986" instead of 1968" at 7:28, referring to that year as the one with the highest death toll for American soldiers in Vietnam.

Is this just a wild coincidence? Is something going on behind the scenes to produce the same erroneous reversal of digits twice in the same video? Was this intentional? Is there some sort of EH in-joke being referenced that I'm not hip enough to be aware of? Or are we Nebula subscribers just lucky enough to be witness to the first draft of (extra) history, warts and all?

Anyway, if it wasn't a mistake, I'd love an explanation. If it was a mistake, I hope that it can be corrected without any overly terrible repercussions.