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QED: Granny's Greatest Thrill

BBC One
on BBC One London

Granny Muriel Santilli , 79, answered an advertisement in her local paper and found herself entering an extraordinary world where her wildest dreams came true. She was actually inside the brain of a computerised simulator where impossible things happen all the time.
Soon millions will be able to follow Granny into strange simulated worlds. Scientists have invented a home simulator that anyone can use; it will be in the shops next year. They say it will be even more popular than television! Narrated by Anthony Clare. Producer Michael Latham
Series editor David Filkin
A VATV production for BBCtv
Teletext subtitles: page 888

Contributors

Subject:
Muriel Santilli
Narrator:
Anthony Clare.
Producer:
Michael Latham
Editor:
David Filkin
Source: Radio Times

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