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Record Breakers

on BBC One London

Last of the series.
Roy Castle and Cheryl Baker host television's top record-breaking show.
Record Breakers is going for gold today with an Olympic reunion which includes gold medallists
Adrian Moorhouse , Andy Holmes , Steve Redgrave , the victorious British Hockey Team and Britain's Star-Class sailors.
Norris McWhirter is going for gold too, as the audience puts him on the spot There are jumping jet-skis in an attempt at a highspeed, high-flying watersports record, and as the climax to the whole series, Albert Lucas , the world's greatest juggler, has flown in from the USA to attempt a world first for the programme.
Director RICHARD KELLY Producer GREG CHILDS
Executive producer ERIC ROWAN

Contributors

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Cheryl Baker
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Adrian Moorhouse
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Andy Holmes
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Steve Redgrave
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Norris McWhirter
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Albert Lucas
Director:
Richard Kelly
Producer:
Greg Childs
Producer:
Eric Rowan

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