A series of documentaries exploring British culture
Nigel Planer narrates a documentary taking a fond look at the growing pains of the university through the eyes of the writers who immortalised it in the campus novel.
DetailsIn conversation with writer and broadcaster Andrew Collins, the creators of the time-travel cop show Life on Mars reveal the story behind the series.
DetailsDocumentary which celebrates the high and lows of children's TV and asks if the future of mainstream television be one where children are neither seen nor heard.
DetailsDavid Hepworth chronicles the history of the disc jockey. The DJ has often been a neglected profession but today's globe-trotting jocks enjoy superstar status.
DetailsBill Nighy recalls the early days of TV drama when programmes were live and cast and crew had to get it right on the night. Contributors include Brian Blessed and Trudi Goodwin.
DetailsDocumentary looking at the history of robots, androids and cyborgs in both fact and fiction. Contributors include sci-fi visionary Brian Aldiss and writer Kim Newman.
DetailsViewer's guide to entering another dimension, featuring some of TV and cinema's best-known alternate universes, from Star Trek to Sliders, from Buffy to Doctor Who.
DetailsBill Nighy narrates a documentary telling the story of the long and often extraordinary relationship between fact and fiction in the mysterious world of British espionage.
DetailsAfter The Da Vinci Code was cleared of plagiarism, this documentary explores the climate which has permitted it to make such an effective challenge to conventional history.
DetailsA comic exploration of the cult of Dracula, from Bela Lugosi to bloodsucking bikes, with a Mexican tag-wrestling version thrown in for good measure.
DetailsDocumentary looking at how and why weddings are on the increase and divorce rates in decline in the UK, and if it's the end for traditions and rituals which go back centuries.
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