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Stephen Fry: Gadget Man

Stephen Fry: Gadget Man

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Stephen Fry introduces us to his world of gadgetry.

Super Commuter
Episode 1 - 23 mins
Stephen takes a look at how gadgets can make the daily commute more bearable and more fun.
Tasty Tech
Episode 2 - 23 mins
Stephen Fry takes a look at the technological advances in food shopping and cooking.
Work Made Easy
Episode 3 - 23 mins
Stephen looks at a fancy gadget pen and a coffee machine that talks to mobile phones.
Fun and Games
Episode 4 - 23 mins
Stephen Fry is joined by Jeremy Clarkson as they try to make pubs more gadget friendly.
Beautiful Body
Episode 5 - 23 mins
Stephen Fry and Amy Childs look at a gadget that claims to make you thinner.
Best Of
Episode 6 - 24 mins
A special compilation with all the best bits from previous episodes.

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