Secret Life Of Machines -Season 3 - SecInc
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The Secret Life of Machines 
The Secret Life of Machines is an educational television series presented by Tim Hunkin and Rex Garrod,
in which the two explain the inner workings and history of common household and office machinery.
According to Hunkin, the show's creator, the programme was developed from his comic strip The Rudiments of Wisdom,
which he researched and drew for the Observer newspaper over a period of 14 years. 
Three separate groupings of the broadcast were produced and originally shown between
1988 and 1993 on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom, with the production subsequently airing on
The Learning Channel and the Discovery Channel
No Ep Title Original air date
13 1 "The Secret Life of the Lift" 18 February 1993
Explores how a lift functions.
Epilogue: Hunkin is "blasted" into the sky in a lift car powered by rocket motors
14 2 "The Secret Life of the Word Processor" 25 February 1993
Explores how a word processor functions. This programme used its core subject as the basis for a look at many significant technologies surrounding modern computer systems, e.g. the typewriter.
Epilogue: A giant robot-shaped frame covered in computers bursts into flames sending the computers tumbling to the ground
15 3 "The Secret Life of the Electric Light" 4 March 1993
Explores how an electric light functions.
Epilogue: As the camera is lifted into the sky on a crane, what seems at first to be randomly placed house lighting is gradually revealed to actually spell out "THE END"
16 4 "The Secret Life of the Photocopier" 11 March 1993
Explores how a photocopier functions.
Epilogue: Tim Hunkin is revealed to be sitting on top of a mountain of shredded paper at a recycling centre, followed by video of him using a bulldozer to drive through the pile
17 5 "The Secret Life of the Fax Machine" 18 March 1993
Explores how a fax machine functions.
Epilogue: While testing out his home built model of a Pantelegraph, it begins to smoke and finally explodes
18 6 "The Secret Life of the Office" 25 March 1993
Explores how an office functions. The final "Secret Life" programme broadcast, this episode covered not just physical technologies, but also the evolution of social engineering involved in the running of an office.
Epilogue: An office goes haywire, blowing paper everywhere, shaking binders and everything generally moving with a will of its own. After the chaos winds down, Tim Hunkin cautiously emerges from under a desk
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Secret Life Of Machines -Season 3 - SecInc 8 mins -SecInc- THIS WILL SHOCK YOU TO YOUR CORE.mp4 (23.5 MB)
- 1 The Fax Machine.mp4 (138.6 MB)
- 2 Tthe Lift.mp4 (149.3 MB)
- 3 The Word Processor.mp4 (125.6 MB)
- 4 The Electric Light.mp4 (125.9 MB)
- 5 The Office.mp4 (139.1 MB)
- 6 The Photo Copier.mp4 (138.3 MB)
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