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tisdag 3 april 2007

The Meatrix Trilogy

Posted on 18:05 by Unknown
A clever spoof on the "Matrix" series, the Meatrix trilogy that you can show as kind of a ha-ha thing that will hopefully convince your friends and family to eat local, especially meat! You can watch it for free here.



And here's a eco-friendly site for kids: http://www.MeetTheGreens.org/
that comes from WGBH in Boston, the producer of shows like ZOOM, ARTHUR, & FETCH as well as Frontline, Antiques Roadshow & NOVA, and it's similarly interactive.

You can watch the first episode of The Greens here for free.
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