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Hello, and welcome to The One Show

with Matt Baker...

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..And Angela Scanlon.

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And tonight we're looking ahead to

a 'once-in-a-lifetime' lunar event.

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The Super Blue Blood Moon...

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Which will be lighting

up the sky tomorrow.

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That isn't it! Just to say!

But

hopefully it will look like that!

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So what better guest to have

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in the studio than a man who's spent

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much of his career working

in a galaxy far, far, away?

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Please welcome Warwick Davis!

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Thank you very much! Thank you. That

was big, wasn't it?

Absolutely

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brilliant.

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We have this.

The Ewok! My first

Star Wars character.

You at 11? Do

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you remember much of that time?

Quite a bit, I talk about it a lot.

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I didn't know at the time would be

talking about it my entire life and

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career.

What a delightful picture

there with Carrie Fisher.

It brings

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back fond memories of her. She was

really lovely.

And how many Star

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Wars films have you made now?

About

five or six, now.

My word, and it

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has become a real thing. Here you

are with the whole family at the

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premiere of The Last Jedi...

That

was exciting, it was the Los Angeles

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premiere at the Shrine. They had

built most of the set there.

And

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younger viewers may recognise your

daughter, Annabel, she is in The

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Dumping Ground.

She has done that

for three or four years now on CBBC.

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I didn't think she would follow in

my footsteps as an actor, but she

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got the part and has made it her own

and it's very popular.

And she is

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involved in the franchise?

Yes, she

has been in two Star Wars movies

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now. Sometimes she is a double for

me. When I can't be there or there

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is another character. She can

replicate what I do exactly. It is

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really quite handy.

And there is

another Star Wars film coming out...

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Saulo the Star

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-- Saulo comes out in May.

Can you

give anything away?

It is set in

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space and it is all about Hans Solo.

I hadn't worked with the director

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since we did Willow in 1997. We have

been in touch but to hear him on set

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saying "Action", we had a great

time!

We will be talking about your

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next project including how you used

the force to broken one of your

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co-stars!

Now we are talking about

Best before dates... A lot of people

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love this topic!

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I had a good sort

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through my cupboards this morning...

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Sun-dried tomatoes that three years

old, and two tins of pilchards, two

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years old. These chocolate is went

out of date in 2014! How are they

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still there!? These were opened in

2016...

Fancy a nibble? Did you open

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them in 2016? Shall I really try

one?

Don't eat it! Don't!

But it is

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fine! It isn't bad. We all over

worry about these things. If it says

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use by, worry, but sell by...

He

looks a little sick, I am worried!

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Well, with the East of England Co-Op

becoming the first supermarket

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to start selling items

beyond their best before dates last

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month, we wondered -

just how far can we push it?

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He's coughing!

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Matt's off to the lab...

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Wash it down with

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some green tea...

Canned food, we

cannot get rid of it! The typical

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household in the UK stocks at least

16 cans at any one time. Some of

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them may even be past their best

before dates... But here is a

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question. When would you, or should

you, give up on a can? You see this

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ten of tapioca, right? On the bottom

it says January 2016...

That is

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awful, isn't it? Why? Because it is

out of date!

Would you eat it?

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Perhaps, because the ten is not

dented or anything...

-- the tin. We

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throw away more than 7 million

tonnes of food every year in the UK.

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The East Anglia Co-op recently

became the first UK supermarket to

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sell tinned foods and dried foods

after their best before dates. The

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advice is to eat these foods soon as

soon as possible but, how long can

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you leave it before food becomes

completely inedible? We asked you,

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The One Show viewers at home, to

send us your out of date tins and

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packets. Julie and John sent us

chunky chicken, best before 2013.

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From Tom and Sinead, we have

pineapples from 2014 and soup best

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before 2015. Helen from Cardiff gave

us lasagne sheets from 1996. We sent

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them all off to a microbiologist at

Manchester University for testing

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and we will have the results in a

moment... But if shops are prepared

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to sell cans and packets, long past

their best before dates, then what's

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the point in putting a date on it in

the first place? I met a factory

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where they put one of our favourite

canned foods into the tin... Baked

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beans! The Heinz factory in Wigan is

the biggest food producing plant in

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Europe. 3500 cans are made here

every minute, but just how do they

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keep the food fresh inside for so

long? If I leave things in a sealed

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container, they will go off

eventually. Why is a can different?

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We put it through a process, you

cook the product inside of the can.

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We don't add colours or

preservatives to our products.

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Cooking the product inside of the

camp kills any bacteria within it.

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The airtight seal keeps bacteria

out. Why bother putting a

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out. Why bother putting a date on

top?

We need to guarantee our

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customers, whenever they open a can

of soup or beans, that it is fresh

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and looks and tastes superb, like it

was made the day before.

How do you

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establish exactly what date is the

right date, the safe date?

A product

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will be held for an extensive period

of time, opened and sampled. We will

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monitor the condition of the

product, making sure that it has a

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good texture and a good colour, and

if it is good, we give it a shelf

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life. That will be so many months.

Months? The products we sent to the

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lab are years old. Time for the

results... Let's start with the

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tomato soup, dating back to March 20

15.

There was no bacteria in it,

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nothing.

Pineapple slices, 2014,

June.

Nothing in it. Bike nothing

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wrong with Tom and Sinead's tins,

and Julie and John's chicken from

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2013.

Even Helen's 12 years old peas

were fresh.

But there were some

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products not at its best quality.

The oxtail soup had a thick skin at

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the top which we had to cut through

with a scalpel but there was no

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bacteria in any of the products.

What about the dried food? Helen's

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chickpeas expired 15 years ago.

We

found three different kinds of

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bacteria, but they were not

particularly nasty. We went expected

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to make you sick.

And these go back

to 1996... Actually older than my

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children.

This one did have a

potential nasty. It had a bacteria

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associated in a handful of cases as

causing foodborne illness.

So, tins

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win, and that's good because tonight

I'm having last year's new potatoes,

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hotdogs from when Ed Sheeran was

skill at -- still at school, and

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tapioca. It might not kill you, but

you might not enjoy it!

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STUDIO: What do you think of Matt's

and that's now?

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It might not kill you but I still

have the residue, they were a very

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unusual texture! Remember that a

small dent is fine but if it is

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heavily dented, bulging, or if there

is any evidence that the tin is

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punctured... The advice is not to

eat it! If you think you can top up

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we have seen tonight so far, we

would love to hear from you. We are

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looking for the oldest best before

dates that you can muster tonight.

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Have a root around the back of your

cabinets and take a photo of

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yourself with the items and best

before dates, send them in. You have

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to beat this pastor from 1996. That

is

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is 12-year-old pasta that is pretty

gross!

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You've been working on something

that dates back to the 80s, Warwick.

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Your new musical 'Eugenius'

is a celebration of the decade -

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and it has some really catchy tunes

- let's take a look...

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We are all very excited.

# Listen to the crowd

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# I hear them say

# You are Eugenius

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# If there is a spark that can't be

fired, don't shoot for the stars

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# Anything can happen that way

# You are Eugenius! #

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APPLAUSE

We have created three comic book

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scenes to help you to set the

scene...

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Eugenius tells a story about Eugene,

a young lad in America, who creates

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a comic book around a character

called Tough Man and he wins a

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competition at school to take the

idea to Hollywood and make a movie

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out of the idea... Unbeknown to him,

the dreams he has about Tough Man

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are actually occurring elsewhere in

the universe. These are real events

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happening and so at the end of the

show, the two worlds collide to

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dramatic and comic affect!

The

interesting thing about this is that

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you are not here to talk about it

from an actor's perspective but you

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are producing the musical?

Yes, it

is a very different role. Chris

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Wilkins and Ben Adams who wrote

Eugenius, they originally approached

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me to record one of the songs, they

wanted me to play the character of

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Evil Lord Hector, I did that and we

did a concert performance at the

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London Palladium last year and we

sold it out. Then it came to the run

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at The Other Palace, and I said I

wanted to concentrate on producing,

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it is a different discipline.

How do

you describe the role as a theatre

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producer?

It is to do with finances.

I'm not very good at that, I just

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want to spend money to make the show

better! As a producer, you shouldn't

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be spending money. I'm no good at

that part of it, I'm good at the

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creative part. The marketing... And

you have a very

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creative view over the entire show.

The work with the director, of

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course. My kind of suggestions go a

long way into making the show what

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it is. I wanted to be the best it

can be for the audience. I

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understand, as a performer, what

makes good entertainment so I'm

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using that as a producer as well.

And you have used your influence to

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rope in Luke skywalker!

Yes, Mark

Hamill provides the voice of Kevin

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the Robot. He has won BAFTAs for his

work as the Joker in the animated

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series of Batman. I asked him if he

would do this for us, and I've done

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so for quite a while. He has been

promoting The Last Jedi for a while

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but last week he said he loved the

idea. He recorded it. It is

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fantastic. A great addition to an

already great show. The cherry on

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the cake for us.

So he is the voice

of...?

Kevin the Robot, he is great

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with his voice. He brings such life

to this fairly inanimate object.

And

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the characters must be over the

moon?

Yes, there are 18 terrific

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songs in the show and it is a funny

script. They loved doing it and when

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they heard that Mark was involved,

it sent them into the stratosphere.

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I do sit in the audience and I'm

envious that I am not up there. It

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looks so much fun to be part of.

And

in that genre, your CV is bulging

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with sci-fi classics!

I was a child

of the 1980s, I had my teenage years

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and made some movies in the 1980s,

in Eugenius we make reference to all

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of that stuff. The movies, the pop

culture, celebrities of the decade

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and the music, Ben Adams had a great

palette to draw from. The sound of

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the 1980s is big! We have a key tar

in the show! And big drums and

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sounds, it is feel-good music.

Your

house must be like a sci-fi museum!

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There are some things lurking around

from when I was in Star Wars! I do

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not adorn the walls with me!

Just

the kids!

Move their pictures and

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put up pictures of me instead!

But

if work ever dries up, you can flog

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that stuff for a fortune!

I do have

my wand from Willow and from Star

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Wars I have the bones that I caught

around my neck. I still have those.

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Good to know! We have a fascinating

story for you now.

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The tale of a maverick

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surgeon who saved the lives

of hundreds of Second World War

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servicemen with his pioneering

plastic surgery techniques.

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And it's a legacy that lives on.

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Many of Sir Archibald McIndoe's

treatments are still being used

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today, which is a source of great

pride for his daughter Adonia.

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My father transform the lives of

aircrew who suffered the most

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horrific bone injuries during World

War II. They formed a group called

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the Guinea Pig Club, because that is

what they were. My father was Sir

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Archibald McIndoe. He was a

pioneering plastic surgeon. He was a

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very good father. He made me laugh a

lot. He never lost his temper with

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me. He got cross with inanimate

things or inanimate people. He loved

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the boys he treated and I think that

was partly because he wanted a son.

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This is the hospital where my father

operated on his injured airman. And

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that over there is Ward number

three, where they would recover

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after their operations.

Burns were

not known about at all, really. It

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was very primitive. The traditional

way of dealing with Burns was to put

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the substance on the face of those

who had had

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who had had burns, solution. He

immediately saw it wasn't the way to

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deal with it because although it may

preserve the skin, when you took it

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off, it pulled everything off with

it.

My father noticed the men who

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fell in the sea were better off. So

he initiated say linebackers. I

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think you're protected the skin.

He

needed to fight and give papers on

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it. He initiated a new way of

dealing with it. A number of them,

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the scarring contracted the hands

and a number of guinea pigs will say

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how he saved their hands.

As long as

you had grip, you could hold a

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cigarette, or what ever.

I am 94 and

I am one of the last remaining

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guinea pigs. I was on a raid to

Stuttgart and we were blown up with

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heavy flak. My hands were touching

the frame. It was minus 45 degrees.

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They just were frostbitten. When Sir

Archibald McIndoe soul mate, chopped

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all the

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all the fingers of, and put them in

the palms of my hands. He did a good

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job, I was able to work again. I

know everything to the hospital and

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Sir Archibald McIndoe.

He believed

in medicine and he believed in his

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boys. He was determined they would

lead a proper life. To be accepted

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by other people. My father had a

word with the ladies of East

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Grinstead, that they ought to be

more welcoming and not to stare at

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his boys to invite them into their

homes and from then on, he had no

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difficulty whatsoever with the

ladies of the town.

These were men

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who had 14 U. He wasn't going to put

up with them coming into hospital

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and being treated as second-class

citizens. This enormous, Rhodri

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developed. There was a piano in

there?

There was a piano and a

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couple of kegs of beer. He was very

cheerful on the wards. Every

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Christmas he had a guinea pig

weekend where they all came back for

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checkups and then they had a big

party in the evening. They came back

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thoroughly drunk, of course, and

they went on drinking. The men

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called him maestro, they even called

him God. I felt he didn't belong to

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me, he belonged to the world. I am

very proud of him.

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JJ Chalmers is with us.

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JJ, we saw last week

in images that got a big

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reaction from our viewers,

how a career in the forces can,

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in your words, "shape you forever".

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Remind us what happened

to you and the injuries you had?

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I was injured in Afghanistan in 2011

by a bomb blast. I was torn to

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pieces, my face was crushed, my arms

were trashed and I was rebuilt.

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Using some of the techniques we just

saw?

These techniques from 70 years

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ago, just like in the film, my hands

didn't look like the seven years

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ago, completely rebuild. I had my

arm transferred into my stomach at

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one stage. But now, but is the

thing, it improves technology and

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health care is one of the things

benefiting.

Is it like a skin draft?

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-- graph.

It is living and breathing

tissue, and they move skin from one

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area to another.

What support

network did you get afterwards,

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because they were referring to the

Guinea Pig Club.

When you look

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around the individuals there, you

are surrounded by guys who shouldn't

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be alive, but are absolute legends.

We have formed a club, which is a

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social club, hopefully it will keep

us together the 70 years like them

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and we can keep an eye on one

another as well. It is in our

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opinion, veterans should be looking

out for the veterans. Just because I

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don't wear a uniform any more

doesn't mean I shouldn't look out

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for my brothers.

The physical stuff

should be looked after but it is the

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come around very as well?

Yes, we

fixed, but there is no textbook.

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Once we finish, there will be won.

It is nice to know the silver lining

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we have found ourselves in, we have

made the journey easier for those

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who might come after us.

Thank you

for coming in.

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The full moon appears in our night

sky every 29 and a half days. That

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is how long it takes to travel

around the planet. Sometimes when

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you look up, you see something quite

extraordinary, a full moon that

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looks bigger and shines brighter. It

is a super moon. And in just 12

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weeks, a dozen super moons have lit

up our night sky, turning us all

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into lunar gazers. It is the 3rd of

December, 2017 and the first of our

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current of trio of super moons is

due to make an appearance in the

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night sky. One of the best places in

the world were a good view of it is

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virtually guaranteed is here, in the

Canary Islands.

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Canary Islands. Add 2500 metres, the

peak is usually above the clouds,

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which makes it a perfect spot for

astronomers. It is where this

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mountain biker is headed. It is a

tough ride to the top. At 6:30 a:m.,

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the curtain goes up. But he makes it

just in time.

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When I see the moon rising over the

clouds, it is amazing, the feeling.

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I never saw a move like this, it was

so intense like fire.

As the super

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moon Lee is the clouds it is

revealed in all its glory. The

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spectacle is enough to bring

astronomers out from their

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observatories.

There is something

about the moon. It inspired initial

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astronomy, the initial curiosity to

study the universe.

If you see a

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super moon, take the opportunity to

go outside and check it out. It is

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beautiful.

The reason the super moon

looks bigger and brighter is because

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it is closer to Earth than usual. At

its furthest, the moon is over

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400,000 kilometres away. But a super

moon can be 50,000 kilometres nearer

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and shine almost a third brighter.

I

never had that feeling that the moon

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could be so close to me. It was

amazing, because I never see

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something like that in my life. I

will never forget that.

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You can see more of that incredible

footage in "Wonders of the Moon"

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tomorrow night at 9.00pm

here on BBC One.

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Professor Lucie Green is with us.

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People are baffled by space

generally, but explained the

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significance of this Super Blue

Blood Moon.

The name doesn't roll of

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the tongue but it has three parts.

The super means it is close to the

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earth at the moment. The blue part

refers to the fact we will have a

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full moon tomorrow and not only is

it the first full moon of January,

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it is the second. 29.5 days from one

to the next. Plenty of time in the

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calendar month to have the second.

The blood part refers to the fact we

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also have a lunar eclipse happening

at the same time. The moon is moving

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through the shadow the Earth casts.

When you say we, can we see that?

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Unfortunately not, the lunar eclipse

will be visible from Australia,

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places like Hawaii. Maybe you have

time to get on a flight and get

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over. You can still enjoy the full

moon so I would encourage people to

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go out.

Ours will look less orange

and a bit more like this?

Standard

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moon, a bit white, some halos coming

through it.

Why have we had so many

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super moons lately?

They are coming

thick and fast, I think it is to do

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with no definition of what a super

moon is. Once every orbit around the

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outcome at the moon has a point

where it is closest to us because it

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is not a perfectly circular orbit.

The full moon closest approach looks

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bigger and brighter. It is a sign of

people celebrating astronomy and

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getting excited. But they have

always been happening, it is nothing

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new happening in the orbital,

celestial mechanics.

We are just

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more into it?

Yes.

How do we make

sure we don't miss it?

The moon rise

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will be about 5pm tomorrow so you

have all night to have a look. A

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look when it is near the horizon.

It

is bigger than, it is amplified?

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There is the illusion, when you see

in next to the horizon, it looks

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bigger. I like to see it next to the

horizon, framed against trees and

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buildings. Or you can wait until it

is higher.

I got a telescope a few

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years ago, it is brilliant. Have you

got a telescope at home?

No, I

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haven't. I am fascinated by anything

in space and all that stuff.

We all

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know, if you don't have a picture,

it never happened. Any tips on how

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to take an amazing picture?

Contact

your local astronomical Society,

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borrow a telescope, get advice and

get your camera ready.

Thank you

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very much.

You have brought some

Carnation milk, what is the sell by

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date?

I went to my cupboard and I

was disappointed because it is only

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used by February 2014.

Someone from

Bracknell has found some jelly

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babies from 2011. Father's Day gift

from his stepdaughter.

Sarah found

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these in her mum's cupboard from

1995, 23-year-old popping corn.

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Nice. This Pot Noodle is dated from

April 2000 and four.

I would still

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give that a go. I think so.

Look at

this, Helena found this rum

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flavouring best before 1994, almost

24 years.

And soon found some

0:28:420:28:49

mustard seeds that went out of date

22 years ago. Well done.

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That's it for tonight, thanks

to Lucie and of course Warwick.

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Eugenius is on at The Other Palace

theatre until the 3rd of March.

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Than Hollywood and beyond.

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Alex is back tomorrow

and Frank Skinner, Penny Smith

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and wildlife cameraman

Gordon Buchanan will be here.

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Plus music from Franz Ferdinand.

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Have a great evening.

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