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- Season 21 The Ka-Ching! Dynasty
- Season 21 A Bavarian Fairy Tale
- Season 21 Girlpower!
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- Season 21 The Almighty's Dollar
- Season 21 Building the Perfect Bug
- Season 21 The Road to Mandalay
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- Season 21 The Real Great Escape
- Season 21 Miss Tibet
- Season 21 England Swings
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- Season 21 The Wandering Souls
- Season 21 Two Hearts
- Season 21 Revenge of the Nerds
- Season 21 Lords of the Ring
- Season 21 Rise of the Machines
- Season 21 Tick, Tick, Boom!
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- Season 21 Goin' Up Around the Bend - Truth, Votes and the American Way
- Season 21 The Odyssey
- Season 21 The Big Dig
- Season 21 We Will Not Be Moved
Foreign Correspondent - Season 21 Episode 11 Miss Tibet
7.30 30 minutes It's unquestionably the world's highest national beauty pageant, it may also be the world's smallest but it must be right up there with the strangest. Certainly when you think of Tibet you're far more likely to think of the Dalai Lama, Buddhist spirituality and the struggle for an independent homeland.
You're less likely to summon images of a wanna-be Donald Trump-style impresario in silver threads, swimsuit shoots by mountain streams and beautiful girls aiming to be the next top beauty on top of the world. That's the Miss Tibet pageant and - perhaps surprisingly - it's as catty and competitive as any beauty contest. But is it, as its promoter claims, all about liberation and empowerment or is it a cynical exercise in exploitation? And what will the Dalai Lama make of it all?
