Big Breakfast - 2000-11-22

It's another episode of Big Breakfast.

[@AbaAisha]

I am watching it now it's 07.55 and still just as good!

[@pip7325]

Thanks Jeffrey! Loving these full editions.

[@xtraspecialmango]

Awww Well Played 👍 - Back when Chopper was just out 😂

[@BBoyBiff]

25 years later and the whole town street is a charity shop 😂

[@stekenney]

In what world does a British TV show have the American date format as the title?

[@jeffrey44]

@@stekenney What are you referring to?

[@stekenney]

@@jeffrey44 The title of of the video. There isn't a 22nd month.

[@jeffrey44]

@@stekenney Why would the last number represent the month? That doesn't make sense. As I'm sure you know, the format is the logical YYYY-MM-DD format. Look up ISO 8601. If the date of broadcast is 22nd November 2000, how do you suggest that it is written in numerical form? Are you suggesting that I SHOULD use the American format of MM-DD-YYYY?

[@stekenney]

@@jeffrey44 What? Use the format it was broadcast in. Day/Month/Year.

[@jeffrey44]

@@stekenney So, you said you thought the date was in an American format. This was further backed up by your feigned misunderstanding, when you said there was no 22nd month, meaning you thought the last segment of 2000-11-22 could be misinterpreted to represent the month. Do you see that you were wrong, now? It couldn't be written in an American format because, as you quite rightly pointed out, there is no 22nd month. I choose to use 2000-11-22, a standard, internationally agreed date format. Your second suggestion of 22/11/2000 would also make some sense. I'm not sure what you mean by 'Use the format it was broadcast in'. It was broadcast in 4:3 or PAL or 525 lines or stereo or analogue. I don't think it was broadcast in a date format, unless you can tell me otherwise? Always willing to learn.