What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that grief doesn't have a experation date, that memories can be connected to specific things and that with Tamiflu in your luggage traveling is way more relaxing these days!

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that gestic has dialects and grammar, that there is a guy in Zurich with a pigeon on a leash and that there are Finnish people who really like to talk.

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that there is still a survivor of the Titanic and that Germans President Walter Scheel had a number 5 hit in the charts while he was in office.

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that Denmark is the happiest place of the world, that all the swans in Great Britain belong to the Queen and that in 1974 a French guy balanced from World Trade Center 1 to building number 2 after preparing the stunt for six years.

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that some christian fundamental nutjobs think dancing, rock music, holding hands and kissing are immoral acts, that there is one single pig in Afghanistan and it is in quarantine and that if you let live one spider she thanks you with giving birth to 25 spiders, and that is a little much for the bedroom.

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that Apple Store in New York is the fifth most photographed object in New York, that you take the wrong train if you don't pay attention and that the fastest speed a formula 1 car ever reached was 397 km/h (246 mph).

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that J.D. left the Sacred Heart Hospital, that the wrong ones get voted off American Idol and that I still miss Matt like hell.

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that some French speaking suits in a train can be pigs, that pilots can disclose errors and that people who seems to be nice lose it the second they open their mouth.

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that in a county in central China officials have been told to smoke 250'000 packs of locally made cigarettes to stimulate the economy, that people in Norway have the most leisure (25%) and that French people spend the longest time in bed (compared to other countries).

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that the Swiss Ice-Hockey team is worse than bad, that you can't score if you disclaim the best forwards and that Ralph Krueger should be tarred and feathered.

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that the island of Icaria is the newest blue zone, a place where residents have unusually long life spans.

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that the best food of the world is bread, that the Kentucky Derby has a red carpet show and that the audience chants a song when the horses walk to the starting box.

What did we learn on the show today?

Today I learned that the 1962 TV-Show "The Scarf" in Germany had a market share of 89% and that two days before the final episode aired someone put an add in the newspaper and disclosed the murderer.