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Despite only just digesting episode 53, Russ and Mark are back with a practically snack-sized morsel from 1972. This episode of Tomorrow's World may be unusually short, but it punches well above its weight in terms of quality content.

Making a very welcome return is James Burke, with an all-timer of a segment explaining how anyone can commit the heist of the century using only a cigarette machine and a stationery cupboard.

Raymond Baxter is holding fort back at the studio, demonstrating some very important and delightfully noisy new rescue equipment.

Joining him is a youthful Michael Rodd, who is keen to show off his new chair.

All that and we also get to see why you should never ask spies to organise a fireworks display. Not bad for a 20 minute show...

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This time round Russ and Mark decide to heed the advice of Jarvis Cocker and meet up in the year 2000 for the first proper Tomorrow's World episode broadcast in the new millennium. Is it strange now we're all fully grown? Well, not strange exactly. More bang average to be honest. But as always, there's fun to had taking it all apart.

Philippa Forrester and Peter Snow present from the most gantry-infested set of them all, while also reporting from Japan and Seattle where they try out tank tracks for 4x4s and learn about a new multiple sclerosis treatment. Elsewhere, Anya Sitaram visits MIT to play pranks with a new type of directional speaker, while Lindsey Fallow explores the canals of Birmingham with some schoolkids and a useless computer.

Warning: Contains white hot Snow

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Please join us in congratulating Mark for recently securing an exciting new job as chief pencil pusher at one of London's most delicious gravy depositories.

In honour of the move, your auditors have dug out an episode of Tomorrow's World that features an interesting new development in the world of job applications.

Also in the show, Peter Macann waves a gun around in a supermarket, Judith Hann comes to the rescue of Kentish beer drinkers, Howard Stableford highlights Norwegian hypocrisy while Kate Bellingham is left hanging.

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