Here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go, this is it!

This is Top Flight Time Machine, I am Andy Hodg-Body Dawson, pow pow pow!

I'm certainly tillating, so what? Did you beat that little beat I did?

I just plucked the power into my laptop and it went bing-bong!

Okay quite nice noise actually, I've got a special, well I've got a camp, it's the new

MacBook Camp and it's programmed to make, I just find it more fun, yeah, it's got a new email

stuff like that, a new email that goes oh, oh, get you, oh, Mr Popula, it was at this time, oh,

no, yeah, all right, before we go any further, a little bit of forward planning, because I think,

how I messaged you earlier at the day, I think that Friday's episode needs to feature

a thing that's on iPlayer at the minute called Garage People, which if you're not a subscriber

of the Turbo service that we've introduced recently, what are the things you get?

You get like a TV preview of what's coming up in the next few days, things that we recommend,

and one of the things, I haven't actually watched this yet, you haven't watched this yet, but I

recommended it because solely because of the description, it's called Garage People, it's on iPlayer,

you can watch it now, and I think we need to get it watched this week and talk about it on Friday,

because the reaction from at least two of the the Turbo subscribers has been positive,

Matt Everett says, Garage People is without doubt the most TFTM show on TV,

surely a vision of the podcast in 15 to 20 years, this goes right at the top of my

Deep Dive requests, and I'll just read the description of Garage People, it's a documentary,

all right, it's set in Russia, and it says, in the Russian Arctic, there is a phenomenon

beyond ice-fishing, matrioshkas, I don't know what that is, and vodka, it's the Garage,

Roads of tin sheds, inhospitable from the outside, where everything can be found except cars,

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