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The "Car Talk" Guys Look For the Car of the Future

You may not know the faces, but if you’re a fan of NPR’s automotive call-in show “Car Talk,” you certainly know the voices (and the frequent laughs) of Tom and Ray Magliozzi, aka Click and Clack, the Tappets. The boisterous brothers — who’ll get animated this summer for their very own PBS cartoon following their off-the-air lives — make a rare TV appearance on tonight’s Nova (8 pm/ET, PBS) to look at the “car of the future” and what will power it: ethanol, hydrogen or electricity.

TVGuide.com: You do so little TV. What attracted you to this installment of Nova?
Ray Magliozzi: The idea of the car of the future intrigues us. I was promised by reading Popular Science and read full article

Season 35, Episode 8
Season 33, Episode 3: Tom Magliozzi, co-host of NPR's Car Talk, needs to replace his beloved...
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Length: 53:22
Aired: 4/22/2008
Season 35, Episode 8
Tom Magliozzi has a problem. The wacky co-host of NPR's Car Talk needs to replace his beloved...
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Length: 55:00
Aired: 4/22/2008
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Click & Clack's As the Wrench Turns (Actor - Clack Tappet) 2009 TV Show Series
Cars (Actor - Dusty Rust-eze) 2006 Movie
Martha Stewart Living: Episode (Guest) Episode
Martha Stewart Living: Episode (Guest) Episode
Nova: Car of the Future (Subject (person only)) Episode

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The "Car Talk" Guys Look For the Car of the Future

You may not know the faces, but if you’re a fan of NPR’s automotive call-in show “Car Talk,” you certainly know the voices (and the frequent laughs) of Tom and Ray Magliozzi, aka Click and Clack, the Tappets. The boisterous brothers — who’ll get animated this summer for their very own PBS cartoon following their off-the-air lives — make a rare TV appearance on tonight’s Nova (8 pm/ET, PBS) to look at the “car of the future” and what will power it: ethanol, hydrogen or electricity. TVGuide.com: You do so little TV. What attracted you to this installment of Nova?Ray Magliozzi: The idea of the car of the future intrigues us. I was promised by reading Popular Science and read more

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