@discovery.ca - First episode (January 1, 1995)

The first segment from the first episode of the long-running science newsmagazine, now known as Daily Planet, introduced on the first full day of The Discovery Channel in Canada.

[@lisawarsh-chartier9473]

Katie! Even back then you were a star.

[@jaworskij]

Why was this cancelled? We still need a programme such as this.

[@NickMoore]

Didn't make Bell Media as much money as Ice Road Cowboys and Pawn Shop Truckers.

[@anothercrappypianist]

8:40 "In 25 years the average desktop computer will be a million times more powerful than it is today." Not quite, unfortunately!

[@Vince-jk5my]

Does anyone know the name of the mathematician who used to have a segment where he discussed a problem and he would go over the solution on the next segment?

[@Boalmighty]

I watched this show faithfully after school for years. Long before it became Daily Planet. Came here trying to find the coverage of the Cassini launch

[@mussgorsky]

Awesome. Thanks, I remember watching this show when it first came out on discovery

[@Lazdinger]

A Mad Max future would’ve been better than TikTok, Tumblr and Facebook.

[@kevinpatrickcarey3741]

miss this show. I won a contest on the show once a baseball cap

[@-th1rty3-]

This show turned into tech for parasitic rich people.

[@gabrielvieira6529]

wow

[@jaworskij]

4:40 - Predicting Pres. Donald Trump 20 years before.

[@dupisdisasterpiece1058]

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