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The Escapism ZoneForensics is a serious business and whatever your connection with the discipline it's important to have some time away from it. This page allows you to do just that. Whether it's something to make you laugh, something to give your mind a work out or something completely inane like an alien shoot em up, everything you find on this part of the website is designed for pure unadulterated escapism.
Comedy Dance Off
The pressing question of which is the best comedy dance ever was first discussed over several beers. Sadly no clear consensus arose, hence the reason for this vote, it's time to let the people decide. Watch all five finalists in action and then cast your vote. 1. Monica and Ross 'The Routine' From Friends
2. David Brent From The office (UK)
3. Torrance Community Dance Group: 'Praise You Fatboy Slim'
4. Frank Skinner Dances For Britney Spears
5. Michael Scott From The Office (US)
Time To Vote
If you think your friends might be interested in looking at this webpage and voting in the comedy dance off, just click on the link below. In the Tell A Friend box that appears just enter your name, e-mail address, their e-mail address(es) and any comments you'd like to add. Then just hit the Tell A Friend button. Your friend(s) will be sent your message along with a direct link to this webpage.
Talking of classic comedy here are two clips courtesy of my comedy hero Ricky Gervais in his latest series 'extras'. The first clip stars David Bowie and the second stars none other than Daniel (Harry Potter) Radcliffe as you've never seen him before!
David Bowie Clip
Daniel Radcliffe Clip
BBC Comedy Page. The BBC has a dedicated comedy section on its website, which allows you to watch clips from various comedy shows. Pefect for a quick laughter fix. To watch the clips you will need to have a program called RealPlayer installed on your computer. If you don't have RealPlayer you can download it for free by clicking here
Brilliant Free Murder Mystery Games Just in case you can't escape from the draw of forensic investigation completely, I've managed to find some brilliant online murder mystery games. I scoured the Internet looking for free murder mystery games more out of hope than expectation that I'd actually be able to find some high quality ones. Much to my delight; however, the good old BBC has come up trumps again. To play the following games, you will need to have a program called RealPlayer installed on your computer. If you don't have RealPlayer you can download it for free by clicking here To get the most out of these free murder mystery games, you will also need Adobe Reader (the latest version is recommended) installed on your computer in order to open and read crime scene reports, charge sheets etc. You can get Adobe Reader here (a new window will open so you can download without leaving this page). If you want to open the file in your browser window, you can just click on the links. However if you want to download the file to view later, then right click on the link and choose "Save Target As" or "Save File As." Then select where you want to save the file on your hard drive.
Once you have saved the file, locate where you saved it, and double click to open.
BBC Radio Devon Murder Mystery Play The Murder Mystery play was first broadcast live on the 15th December 2004. Over 13,000 listners tried to solve the crime. To play, simply download the detection pack and listen to the action unfold.
To get sleuthing just click on the invitation below.
BBC Radio Oxford Interactive Murder Mystery Game It is early Spring at St Tim's College, Oxford. The establishment are reeling from the news that one of their bright, young, talented female students has been murdered. You are the detective but time is running out. Are you up to the challenge of finding the killer and solving the crime?
Introduced by Inspector Morse writer Colin Dexter. To start using those little grey cells just click on the following question. Can you provide the answer?
BBC Drama: The Seven Noble Kinsmen A Shakespearean murder mystery in 6 acts. Take the role of 'the critic' and solve a series of bizarre murders. To play the game you will need to sign up for a free BBC online membership. This will allow you to come back to the game at anytime and pick up where you left off.
Is this a dagger which I see before me? To find out click on the banner below.
Other Games & Puzzles Remember your brain is a muscle and needs exercising to get stronger. To keep the little grey cells firing, try doing a Su Doku puzzle a day. If you haven't tried Su Doku, basically you enter numbers from 1 to 9 into the blank spaces of a grid. Every row must contain one of each digit. So must every column, as must every 3x3 square. Doesn't sound that exciting does it? But beware, it's very addictive.
They don't make them like that anymore Brilliant website where you can play classic arcade games from the 1980's for free.
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