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They said it couldn't be done. David Tennant stars as the unlikely globetrotter Phileas Fogg on the greatest journey of them all. Let the adventure begin!
A Perfect Planet is a unique fusion of blue chip natural history and earth science that explains how our living planet operates. This five-part series will show how the forces of nature drive, shape and support Earth’s great diversity of wildlife.
The first four episodes explore the power of volcanoes, sunlight, weather and oceans. The final episode in the series looks at the dramatic impact of the world’s newest force of nature: humans - and what can be done to restore our planet’s perfect balance.
This series follows Dracula from his origins in Eastern Europe to his battles with Van Helsing's descendants and beyond.[1] According to Netflix description "The Count Dracula legend transforms with new tales that flesh out the vampire's gory crimes — and bring his vulnerability into the light."[2][3]
On Rotten Tomatoes, the series garnered an 81% approval and an average rating of 8.11/10 from 16 critic reviews. The website's critical consensus reads, "A delicious blend of horror and humour that more-or-less balances modern sensibilities and the character's beloved legacy, Dracula is a frighteningly fun — if not always faithful — time."[23]Metacritic assigned the series a score of 90 out of 100, based on 4 reviews, signifying "universal acclaim"
It’s in three parts of 90 glorious minutes each, adapted by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss. And it is basically Sherlock but about Dracula. And peak Sherlock at that: seeking always to entertain the audience, revitalising the story while revelling in its absurdity, clever without being clever-clever, and strewn with comic and dramatic flourishes that give you the feeling that this is not just a treat but a tribute – to the author, to the season, to you as an intelligent viewer.
5 / 5 stars5 out of 5 starsFun, smart, scary and with just the right whiff of ham … Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss have served up a diabolic luxury
Ebenezer Scrooge, a bitter man, despises his fellow human beings, the Christmas holiday and what it represents. On Christmas Eve night, he is visited by the ghost of his dead partner Jacob Marley, who warns him that in order for both of them to be redeemed Scrooge will be visited by three spirits. Over the course of that night, Scrooge will be confronted by visions from his past, present and future in the hope that these experiences will help him to re-connect with humanity... especially his own.
His Dark Materials is a television fantasy series based on the trilogy of novels by Philip Pullman. It is produced by New Line Cinema and Bad Wolf for BBC One and HBO. The eight-episode series premiered on 3 November 2019 on BBC One in the United Kingdom and 4 November on HBO in the United States . His Dark Materials is set in an alternative world where all humans have animal companions called dæmons, which are the manifestation of the human soul. The series follows the life of young Lyra (Dafne Keen) who is an orphan living with the scholars at Jordan College, Oxford. As in Pullman's novel, Lyra discovers a dangerous secret that involves Lord Asriel (James McAvoy) and Marisa Coulter (Ruth Wilson). In her search for her missing friend, Lyra also uncovers a series of kidnappings and its link to the mysterious substance called Dust. Director Otto Bathurst explained that some elements of the book and film had been changed to give the series a more modern feel, compared to the original's Victoriana fantasy. скачать эпизод первый на англ с англ суб - торрент
Egyptis a BBC televisiondocudrama serial portraying events in the history of Egyptology from the 18th through early 20th centuries. It originally aired on Sunday nights at 9 pm on BBC1 in 2005. The first two episodes explored the work of Howard Carter and his archaeological quest in Egypt in the early part of the twentieth century. The next two episodes focused on the eccentric explorer "The Great Belzoni" played here by Matthew Kelly. The final two episodes dramatise the discovery and deciphering of the Rosetta Stone by Jean-François Champollion (Elliot Cowan).
Caesar. At the close of the Gallic Wars, Caesar finds his army encircled by a massive force of Gauls but wins a decisive victory with a brilliant counterattack at the Battle of Alesia. An inspiring speech to his troops promising to rescue Rome from its corrupt rulers and restore it to its people raises opposition from Senators Cato and Marcellus.
Nero. Nero witnesses the Great Fire of Rome from his villa in Antium and hurries back to the capital to try to control the fire and save lives. Seneca tells him to rule like the gods and he vows to build an inspirational city of marble and stone on the ruins.
Rebellion. The First Jewish-Roman War begins when the Jews rise up against their corrupt governor, drive the Romans out of Judea and defeat a counter-attack at the Battle of Beth Horon. The future Emperor Titus is sent to recall his father Vespasian from exile in Greece to lead the legions against the rebels in Galilee.
Revolution. Tiberius Gracchus first makes a mark on history winning the golden crown from General Scipio Aemilianus by being first over the wall at the victorious Battle of Carthage. Back in Rome, now the capital of the world, he finds the growing gap between rich and poor threatening the foundations of the republic.
Constantine. In Rome the tyrannical Maxentius consults the old gods Jupiter, Apollo and Mars to be told that, the enemy of Rome will be defeated, while outside the city Lactantius tries to convince Constantine to convert to the one true faith of Christianity.
The Fall of Rome. The Roman Empire is under barbarian assault from Huns and Vandals and Emperor Honorius's chief advisor Flavius Stilicho has negotiated a treaty with the Goth leaders Alaric and Athaulf but the Emperor has him executed for conspiracy.
In Cape Verde - a group of tiny volcanic islands in the Atlantic - Ade visits a community living in the shadow of an active volcano. He also witnesses how solar power is transforming lives by bringing electricity to isolated communities.
Ade's next stop is Senegal. Here he visits Goree Island - a former staging post in the transatlantic slave trade. He then travels down the coast to a fishing village, where he hears that much of Senegal’s catch is being taken by foreign companies and turned into fishmeal to feed western livestock. Making a last stop on his journey through Senegal, Ade visits Lake Retba where he joins the workers who wade through the lake gathering salt which they sell for less than half a penny a kilogram. Ade’s host has tried to escape poverty by migrating to Europe, but - like so many others - he never got further than the horrors of the camps in Libya.
In the Ivory Coast, Ade meets more people who share the dream of getting to Europe. This time, however, they are footballers training to become professionals in Europe’s big leagues. But it does not always work out, as many are scammed into giving their cash to dodgy football agents.
The final stop is Nigeria, the country Ade was born in. In Lagos he meets some old friends who play para soccer, and he also visits the largest church building on the planet. Traveling out of Lagos, he discovers a country in chaos. Under armed escort, he hears about a conflict that has created hundreds of thousands refugees, but barely been reported on in the west. He finishes his journey at Nigeria’s equivalent to Silicon Valley – a company that believes tech can transform the continent.
The thirteen programmes in the series outline the history of Western art, architecture and philosophy since the Dark Ages. The series was produced by the BBC and aired in 1969 on BBC2. Then, and in later transmissions in Britain, the US and other countries it reached an unprecedented number of viewers for an art series. Clark's book of the same title, based on the series, was published in 1969.
In recent times the series has attracted some criticism for its focus on Europe and on male artists, composers and writers. Its production standards were generally praised and set the pattern for subsequent television documentary series. The New Yorkermagazine described it as revelatory for the general viewer. The BBC's DVD issue in 2005 has remained in the catalogues, and the 1969 book has never gone out of print.
After experiencing what it is like to grow old in India, Marigold on Tour veterans Miriam Margolyes, Bobby George and Sheila Ferguson team up with new recruit Stanley Johnson.For their new adventure the group explore retirement in the largest country in the world, Russia. First stop on their journey is the cultural capital of St Petersburg, where Miriam and Sheila quickly find themselves at odds with Stanley's pro-Russian standpoint.
A military-themed fitness programme called Ready for Labour and Defence only serves to reinforce Miriam's wariness of Russia, while Stanley and Bobby form an unlikely friendship over some vodka. After visiting a lavish retirement home for retired actors, the group leave the comfortable surroundings of the city for a night in a Russian sanatorium. A legacy of the Soviet era, these rural retreats are intended to provide rest and recuperation through a strict regime of unexpected medical treatments. While Stanley enjoys a swim in a mineral-rich lake, Miriam is less pleased with the leech treatment she is prescribed, and Sheila fairs little better with a muscle massage via a high-powered hose.
Despite their unusual medical treatments, the sanatorium provides the group a chance to reflect on their inspiring and challenging insight into Russian retirement.
The Real Marigold Hotel(known in Australia as The Indian Dream Hotel) is a British travel documentary series created by Twofourproductions and broadcast on BBC One and BBC Two. The show, whose name is based on the film The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel follows famous elderly celebrities as they travel around India and experience the culture. In 2017, the show was nominated for a BAFTA in the category of Best Reality and Constructed Factual.[1][2]
Narrated by David Oyelowo (Selma, Spooks, The Last King of Scotland), the three-part series, a co-production with PBS, will take audiences on an epic river voyage to discover the legendary waterways of the Amazon, the Nile and the Mississippi.
Episode One: BBC Two, 9pm, 1st January 2019
The Amazon
The Mightiest River on Earth
The Amazon is the greatest river on Earth, transporting a fifth of the world’s fresh water. It hides secret worlds and exotic creatures: giant electric eels, giant otters and a thermal river capable of boiling you alive! Discover the newly explored Amazon reef and a spectacular river carnival on some of the most surprising and beautiful beaches on Earth.
Episode Two: BBC Two, 9pm, 2nd January 2019
The Nile
Sacred River of Life
As the Nile makes its record-breaking journey from the tropical heart of Africa, across the world’s hottest desert to finally reach Egypt, it becomes an increasingly vital lifeline for its diverse people and fantastic wildlife. Its life-giving properties are truly miraculous, allowing great civilisations to thrive in a desolate and arid region, but this once sacred river now faces an uncertain future.
Episode Three: BBC Two, 9pm, 3rd January 2019
The Mississippi
Life Blood of a Nation
No other river unites a country in the way that the Mississippi unites America. It reaches from the frozen fringes of the far north to the hot and steamy south, its fingers stretch into nearly half of the USA collecting water from 31 states. Along its journey it brings together the people and the extraordinary wildlife of this great country. Discover the fertile, mysterious Atchafalaya a vast wetland area ruled by Alligators and one of the richest and most diverse wilderness regions of the states where racoons and beavers rub alongside tropical specialities such as Roseate Spoonbills and emerald-green Anole lizards. In Minnesota thousands of Pelicans convene in Spring to perform balletic, synchronised fishing displays and in the frozen wilderness of Yellowstone Park a handful of tenacious Coyotes risk severe hypothermia to fish in bone-chilling water.
Earth’s Great Rivers pioneers the latest technology and breath-taking photography to take viewers on three incredible river journeys. Spectacular drone footage and high-tech submarines have captured new discoveries on film for the first time while the BBC’s intrepid film crew braved electric eels capable of generating more than 500 volts and used the latest camera trap technology to capture the strange nocturnal goings in the ruins of Idi Amin’s former hunting lodge in Uganda.
Earth’s Great Rivers (3 x 50') is a BBC Studios natural history unit production, co-produced with PBS for BBC Two, executive produced by James Honeyborne (Blue Planet II) and Roger Webb (Big blue Live, Natural World, Wild Alaska Wild). The series producer is Mark Flowers (New Zealand: Earth’s Mystical Islands, Ice Age Giants, The Private Life of Plants) and it was commissioned by Patrick Holland, Controller of BBC Two and Tom McDonald, Head of Commissioning, Natural History and Specialist Factual, the commissioning editor is Abigail Priddle.
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