The Great Egg Race | Cracking feats of engineering
The Great Egg Race | The Robot Piano Player
Can the teams make beautiful music together?
CHANNEL | BBC 2
FIRST BROADCAST | 24 May 1985
DURATION | 35 minutes 05 seconds
FIRSTBROADCAST
1985
Synopsis
Singer-songwriter Peter Skellern is the guest judge this week as the teams try to create a robotic pianist that is capable of playing a tune.
Did you know?
Peter Skellern's 1972 hit 'You're a Lady' reached number three in the UK Top 40. He also worked on Radio 4's 'Stop the Week', for which he composed topical songs about that week's news.
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