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A podcast where Russ and Mark audit an old episode of Tomorrow's World from the future and discover much about the past.
Russ & Mark hosts Tomorrow's World Audit Time, a tv show with 62 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail 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 t
Send us Fan Mail 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
Send us Fan Mail 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
Send us Fan Mail 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
Send us Fan Mail 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
Send us Fan Mail 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
Send us Fan Mail 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 Wo
Send us Fan Mail Mark's been on another one of his holidays. This time to Japan. So it seems the ideal time to cast our eye over an episode of Tomorrow's World that is all about the technological metropolis of Tokyo. How
Send us Fan Mail They say laughter is the best medicine. But who are "they" and are they right? Thank goodness Kieran Prendiville is here to help us find out. A very special episode of Tomorrow's World from 1982 with som
Send us Fan Mail Despite only just digesting episode 53, Russ and Mark are back with a practically snack-sized morsel from 1972. This episode of Tomorrow's World may be unusually short, but it punches well above its weig
Send us Fan Mail This time round Russ and Mark decide to heed the advice of Jarvis Cocker and meet up in the year 2000 for the first proper Tomorrow's World episode broadcast in the new millennium. Is it strange now we'r
Send us Fan Mail Please join us in congratulating Mark for recently securing an exciting new job as chief pencil pusher at one of London's most delicious gravy depositories. In honour of the move, your auditors have dug
Send us Fan Mail Russ and Mark have finally finished tidying up after the big 50th party and now it's back to work doing some serious auditing. This episode is in response to a listener enquiring as to the wherabouts of
Send us Fan Mail The big five-O. The half century. The golden jubilee. That's 50 editions of your favourite auditing podcast in the bag. That's a whopping 3.5% of all episodes of Tomorrow's World ever made that we've man
Send us Fan Mail We've just had the Oscars and in timely fashion Russ & Mark take the opportunity to audit a Hollywood Special of Tomorrow's World from the summer of 1998, the worst year for cinema in living memory. Grab
Send us Fan Mail Russ & Mark look back to January 1985, when Ronald Reagan had his second presidential inauguration - an event with many similarities to Trump's recent one. This episode of Tomorrow's World from just a fe
Send us Fan Mail Russ & Mark finally tackle the big beast that they have previously avoided - the classic Tomorrow's World Christmas Quiz. Hosted, as ever, by Howard Stableford, it's a lovely lump of festive fun. Obvious
Send us Fan Mail We all need cheering up sometimes don't we? And what better way to do that than for your auditors to dig out a brand new tune from the burgeoning Michael Rodd songbook? Sadly, it seems no good deed goes
Send us Fan Mail We all remember the famous Ronald Reagan speech where he implored "Mr. Hasselhoff, tear down this wall!" But what wall was he talking about? The Berlin Wall of course! And it turns out that Big Ronnie's
Send us Fan Mail As far as TV sitcoms go, no single episode of anything has made Russ laugh more than series 1, episode 2 of Bottom - the one where the gas man turns up. So to commemorate this perfect half hour of televi
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Tomorrow's World Audit Time is hosted by Russ & Mark. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 62 episodes.
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