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	'''"Every morning the ] in our ] Show office are stuffed full of emails from people wanting to show us some fantastic new gadget they've come up with. Of course, in reality, a lot of these are actually a bit rubbish, but in amongst all the chocolate teapots and waterproof showerheads are a few gems."'''		'''"Every morning the ] in our ] Show office are stuffed full of emails from people wanting to show us some fantastic new gadget they've come up with. Of course, in reality, a lot of these are actually a bit rubbish, but in amongst all the chocolate teapots and waterproof showerheads are a few gems."'''


	'''Last Episode in current series is on the 24 April 2006 @ 7.15 - 8.00'''

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	'''Underwater Cameras''' - Two things you can guarantee most people will do on their Summer holidays is take photos and go swimming. For a long time the two things simply didn't go together. Unless you spent a lot of money on specialist underwater kit, getting your camera wet was fatal. Suzi Perry travels to Mexico for a swim around in the big blue and a bit of underwater photography to test out three of our favourite underwater cameras.

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	'''Photo Masterclass''' - Summer's on its way - and one must have accessory on a good holiday is the latest digital camera. To make sure we get the best from our photos, Jon Bentley's in Blackpool with award winning photographer Annabel Williams. Her laid back style is a good one to emulate for natural but glamourous shots and for The Gadget Show she's taking all the photos using a compact point and shoot camera. So, even if you don't have the best kit, you can still use her advice to get good photos.

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	'''Underwater walking Jules Verne style''' - If you want to get close to some of our more distant relatives at the bottom of the ocean then the most common way to go is to squeeze into a wetsuit, link up to a heavy oxygen tank and dive. But now there's a gadget that allows everyone to walk with the fishes. Suzi Perry's still in Mexico to have a go with Sea-Trek - a helmet that's connected to an air supply on the surface which allows you to wander around freely underwater and blend in with the fish - well, sort of.

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	'''Wet Wet Wet''' - Water pistols are silly, ridiculous, childish and inane, but choosing the right one should be taken as seriously as choosing any other part of your gadget arsenal. The Gadget Show team, led by our own gadgeteer, General Jason Bradbury, has picked a fight with some ex-Gurkhas who now make up a much sought after close protection bodyguard unit. The Gadget Show team, in comparison, look like a group of misfits - but we've got technology on our side. Let the water pistolling commence.

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	'''The Critical List - Essential Summer Gadgets''' - Tom Dunmore on which gadgets you should be packing alongside your swimming trunks and sunhat. Do you need a whole suitcase full of tech bits or can you survive with just a chosen few to keep you going through the whole holiday?

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	'''How To... Get a good deal abroad''' - This summer, any gadget fan worth their salt will be keeping one eye out for bargains while on holiday. Loads of stuff is cheaper abroad isn't it? Well, not necessarily, and the last thing you want is to fill your bags with goodies, only to discover that they're less expensive back home. So this guide tells you how to check prices and exchange rates whilst you're on the move - so you can be sure that you're getting a good deal when shopping for gadgets abroad.

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	'''Check out ''The Gadget Show'' Website @ http://www.five.tv/gadgetshow for more!'''



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2004 British TV series or program

The Gadget Show
File:The Gadget Show.jpgShow Logo
Created by	North One for five
Starring	Suzi Perry Jason Bradbury and Jon Bentley
Country of origin	United Kingdom
No. of episodes	21 (as of September 30, 2005)
Production
Running time	0:30 - 1:00 (per episode)
Original release
Network	five (TV)
Release	2004

The Gadget Show is a British television series focusing on the world of gadgets, technology and games. It currently airs at 7.15 pm on Monday nights on five and runs for 45 minutes; its fourth series began on January 30, 2006, and it's fith series is in production and will be out soon. Repeats have also aired on Bravo and on five on a Saturday.

"Every morning the computers in our Gadget Show office are stuffed full of emails from people wanting to show us some fantastic new gadget they've come up with. Of course, in reality, a lot of these are actually a bit rubbish, but in amongst all the chocolate teapots and waterproof showerheads are a few gems."

Presenters

Suzi Perry

Suzi Perry, having previously worked on Treasure Hunt and Superstars, has also presented for sports programmes such as BBC Grandstand and TV coverage of Wimbledon and the London Marathon. A journalist, Perry is respected in the biking world for her pit-side reports; she currently presents on The Discovery Channel.

Jon Bentley

Jon Bentley's television career has mostly concentrated on the world of motoring television. Between 1987 and 1999, he was producer and editor of BBC2's Top Gear and is currently series producer of Fifth Gear.

Jason Bradbury

Jason Bradbury's career in entertainment began in the stand-up comedy circuit. Television programmes he has presented include Top Gear GTI, The Air Show and The Web Review Show.

Series One (2004)

10 Episodes (30 minutes running time)

Christmas special

December 6, 2004 (1 hour running time)

Series Two (commencing January 14, 2005)

10 Episodes (30 minutes running time)

Series Three (commencing October 3, 2005)

10 Episodes (45 minutes running time)

Series Four (commencing January 30, 2006)

13 Episodes (45 minutes running time)

External links

Category:

Five television programmes