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Television, 2011 (Comedy, Popular Factual)
The humble letterbox is targeted in this popular science show where broadcaster James Colman and director Greg Page attempt to “turbo” an everyday object. Their challenge is to move the mail 50 metres from postbox to household as quickly as possible. Coleman glimpses his nirvana when he scores a rocket scientist for his team — and battle lines are drawn between big bang theory and rather slower and steadier. In the pyrotechnics and rocket love that follow, Page sounds almost plausible when he claims his big truck solution as the cleaner, greener option.
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