Moke TV Australasia 2006

[Mechanimal]

Moke TV returns, once again taking FSAE fashion to new dizzying heights, asking the hard questions and getting the big interviews!

This year will see the return of the much celebrated and sort after Mr & Miss FSAE Australasia 2006. Who can forget the highs of Deano without a shirt from last year.

We also want to know what your favourite TV show is (seriously) and why you think that there are no cool Engineering based TV shows? And what would be a cool engineering drama or comedy (think Scrubs, ER, Greys, CSI, etc but abut engineers!)

This year Moke TV also gives you a chance to tell us what you want to see, this lets us be lazy and not have to come up with original ideas!

So if your at the comp be prepared to be interviewed, if your not share your ideas here and wait to see what the team can put together!

P.S. also look for Guide to the cars 2006 edition!

[Mechanimal]

Moke TV returns, once again taking FSAE fashion to new dizzying heights, asking the hard questions and getting the big interviews!

This year will see the return of the much celebrated and sort after Mr & Miss FSAE Australasia 2006. Who can forget the highs of Deano without a shirt from last year.

We also want to know what your favourite TV show is (seriously) and why you think that there are no cool Engineering based TV shows? And what would be a cool engineering drama or comedy (think Scrubs, ER, Greys, CSI, etc but abut engineers!)

This year Moke TV also gives you a chance to tell us what you want to see, this lets us be lazy and not have to come up with original ideas!

So if your at the comp be prepared to be interviewed, if your not share your ideas here and wait to see what the team can put together!

P.S. also look for Guide to the cars 2006 edition!

[js10coastr]

Fav TV show: Futurama... thank God it's back on TV.

Engineering TV: It's because engineers get excited about boring things... optimizing intake runner lenghts don't exactly make for very good stories. There is a lack of "confict" and "human interest" in good engineering.

I think documentaries would have the best chance as TV shows... how about a comedy sitcom based around the lives of people working at NASA or some other large government based engineering program. It should center around three engineers or so who work in adjacent cubicles, and hang out together after work (maybe a fourth who works down the hall). There could be the "one girl" in the office... an absent minded manager, and the janitor who is smarter than all of the engineers combined (in all aspects of life).

Suggestions for Moke TV 2006: Maybe a "Search for the "holy grail"?

PS. Can I suggest that the best response here gets a free copy of Moke TV 2006?