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Hello and welcome. I am Josh Whittickham.

For today I am the curator of a place of incredible artefacts and exhibitions, a place that

stores the greatest thing on earth.

This is my museum of pop culture.

As a self-confessed, pop culture obsessive, I love the geniuses, the scam artists, and dare I say, the absolute madmen, they've made the records, shows and films that we love.

In each series, I will tell you a story of unlikely triumph and usually an enjoyably crushing failure, featuring celebrated stars that in any other industry would probably be politely sacked.

It's a show for people more interested in David Hasselhoff than David Lammie, Elizabeth Taylor than Queen Elizabeth I, which, let's be honest, is all of us.

Joining me today to discuss Britain's greatest inventor, Sir Clive Sinclair,

and the failed creation that defined, unfairly, in my opinion, his legacy,

the C-5 electric car, is comedian, friend, and man who one day may buy a Sinclair C5 because he hasn't got a driving license.

It's Tom Crane.

It's a pleasure to be able to say to you, welcome to Channel 4. I'm a secret lemonade drinker.

Shing our whites.

Prince Charles moved slowly down the aisle, and the cheers of the crowd filtered in as Lady Diana arrived.

The winner is Caryots of Fire.

Jane Torville and Mr. Verdeen receive their gold medals.

Argentina says Britain has sunk its cruiser. The Defense Secretary says Britain's got a right to invade the

Falklands. Britain in the early 1980s, a nation caught between decline and invention.

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