Narration - Andrew Fallaize

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Let's start from absolute silence. One action choirmaster, Gareth Malone, is a man on a mission. He believes he can create a competitive choir in a school. It's never had one before. In just nine months, he wants to get them good enough to take part in the world's biggest choir competition. The Choir Olympics in China. You're bringing people together for a common purpose, singing some of the most peaceful music. But will these singing novices prove Gareth right? Or has he bitten off more than he can choose? Even a mark of just left the club, But after 14 cocktail buckets, will they ever make it back across the island to their hotel? With no cabs prepared to drive them, they decided to stop for a kebab and try and figure out where it is. They live. Meanwhile, across town, Joanne is a little the worse for wear, and Tracy is distraught. She's lost her purse and were still she's lost. Dean, they say. Tyrannis! Saurus Rex was the most savage killer ever to have walked the earth with teeth that could have sliced through steel and jaws that could have crushed a car. They say it was a six tonne, 12 metre long killing machine, Or could they have got it all wrong? Now, one scientist has uncovered evidence that tells a very different storey. He claims the king of the dinosaurs wasn't a hunter killer at all, but a stinking, lumbering scavenger. He says T. Rex was not a warrior but a wimp.