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The World Cup's come round again. And England have been eliminated again. So what better way to apply some salve to those wounds than with an episode of Tomorrow's World that features a soccer-themed segment? This one might hold the key to all of us getting rich down the bookies, so be sure to take notes.

Carol Vorderman presents from her stool in the studio, while out in the field we see:

- Shahnaz Pakravan snuffling truffles in Germany
- Rebecca Stephens watching some brutal brain surgery in America
- Howard Stableford playing a computer cop in Camden
- Monty Don scanning soil samples in Australia

We haven't asked Wayne Rooney what he thought of this episode, but we've got a good idea what he would say...

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Your auditors recently noticed that despite knocking out over sixty episodes of this podcast, they had completely failed to cover a single episode from 1983 - so here's an episode that makes amends for that terrible oversight.

As luck would have it, a truly momentous event took place this year: The A-Team premiered, taking its star Mr. T to stratospheric heights of worldwide fame.

In case you weren't aware of what a truly great man Mr. T is, Russ is here to furnish you with all the details - and in between all the fun there's also time to audit a quite boring episode of Tomorrow's World.

Kieran Prendiville, Judith Hann and Peter Macann are your hosts, taking a look at the following developments:

- Plastic rooftile fittings
- Two-way communication for motorcyclists
- The dangers of boxing
- The new Boeing 757
- Teeny tiny TVs
- Liquid crystal innovations
- Sheep rumination monitoring devices

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Here's a bit of fun for everybody who has been celebrating April Fool's Month (and we're sure that's most of you) - a lighthearted little episode from 1st April 1992 where viewers are invited to spot the fake item hidden amongst a whole host of improbable-seeming technological tomfoolery. Can you spot it or will you find yourself forever pitied by Mr. T?

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With the awards season fresh in their minds, Russ and Mark travel back a mere 24 years to 2002 where Kate Humble and Roger Black host the third (and last) annual Tomorrow's World Awards - in association with British Gas.

There's actually quite a bit of interesting stuff in here as there's quite a few decent inventions among the nominees, alongside a whole cavalcade of stars roped in to dish out the gongs.

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In memory of a dearly departed friend, we go back 60 years to a very special nautical episode that we know he would have enjoyed.
In an exciting departure from normal service, Raymond Baxter presents to us live from the first ever commercial crossing of the Channel by hovercraft. And along the way he shows us a whole range of exciting new developments in the world of seagoing transportation. This includes:

- Hydrofoils
- Research submarines
- Aquanauts (the "Dandies of the Deep")
- Underwater ejector seats
- Dracone barges
- Plenty of hovercraft chat

Avast ye landlubbers! Anchors aweigh! etc etc.

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Happy New Year! And welcome to the future...

We kick off 2026 with one of our favourite things - a listener request. Mark's friend India had a bizarre and barely believable memory of an episode involving a South African man who had attached flamethrowers to his car. Doesn't sound like Tomorrow's World does it? Well sure enough, here it is.
This is actually a whole South Africa special, where Philippa Forrester and Craig Doyle take a tour of the country on the famous Blue Train, finding out:

- How to study cricketers with mocap
- How to track animals with a PalmPilot
- How to set fire to carjackers
- How to cure TB with some local plants
- How to attach a collar to an elephant

It's mostly a bland load of nothing episode. But who doesn't love a flamethrower?

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Crikey. How is it Christmas again already? Time passes so fast these days that we reckon there must be something up with the space-time continuum.

Speaking of which, join us as we celebrate the season by unwrapping another Tomorrow's World Christmas Quiz, featuring grumpy alien child abductor Dr. Who and a cavalcade of other late-80s superstars.

Merry Christmas everyone! Love Russ and Mark xxx

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There's only two times in history when people were obsessed with airships - 1937, when that Zeppelin exploded in a ball of flame, and 1985 when Roger Moore dangled off one in San Francisco. Tomorrow's World was only there to record the latter of these incidents. But what a truly incredible job they do here. Milton Keynes has never looked more exciting. We've got:

- Judith Hann trying to make herself heard over the sound of airship engines
- Maggie Philbin dressed as Ronald McDonald on a rubbish bike
- Peter Macann giving himself a parking ticket on the way to the cricket
- Howard Stableford showing off his chopper skills

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