There's a new series on BBC2 (a public broadcasting TV channel, non-Brits) called "Origins" fronted by Dr Alice Roberts, who appeared on a similar series a year or so back about early human evolution. This one's similar but focuses more on physical features.
A focus on Dr Roberts' physical features is rewarding. She's maybe about 30, attractive and obviously very fit, a little bit rough-edged in the face in an outdoor, healthy way, and smiles a lot. In the first series there were a number of shots which made clear that she had an excellent pert, round, tight bottom. So far in this series she's been wearing loose trousers (long or short), but there was a passage where she demonstrated the importance of the bottom muscles to running without falling over. She was fitted with electrodes on each cheek (the word cheek was used) and laughingly insisted she was not being filmed while they were fitted. But her tone of voice and expression then and when she was filmed running just after a close-up of her bottom suggested she actually quite liked the idea.
Now perhaps she could be persuaded to front (and back) a series on the role of spanking in human evolution? It could turn out to be almost as important as cricket. | 
