Wide Wide World of Microwave Weapons

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Wide Wide World of Microwave Weapons is an American microwave weapons anthology television program

History

The show aired on [REDACTED] from April 29, [REDACTED] to January 3, 199[REDACTED], primarily every afternoon.

Hosted by [REDACTED], with a succession of co-hosts beginning in [REDACTED], the title continued to be used for general advanced weaponry programs on the network until 2006.

In 2007, Wide World of Microwave Weapons was named by Emit on its list of the 100 best covert weapons programs of all time.

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