Museum of Pop Culture with Josh Widdicombe

The Millennium Dome (Part 4)

October 17, 2026

The Millennium Dome (Part 4)

Part 4 of the infamous, and at times unexpected story of one of modern Britain’s greatest folly’s turned success stories - The Millennium Dome.

The millenium is here and the dome is finally open. But it's safe to say the illfated project has not gone well as visitor numbers are poor and multiple financial bailouts are required.

And soon news of an audacious diamon heist reaches Scotland Yard...

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