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Long-running general knowledge quiz that tests the intellectual powers of the brightest undergraduates in Britain. Launched in 1962 and hosted by Bamber Gascoigne, the show achieved cult status with teams from two different rival colleges pitting their wits against each other each week. The questions are as varied and as tough as they can be, and competitors risk having hard-earned points deducted

British quiz show, presented by Victoria Coren Mitchell, in which teams compete in a tournament of finding connections between seemingly unrelated clues. Each episode features two teams of three people competing in four rounds of gameplay. Each of the four rounds involve connections but they are not obvious or easy. The four rounds are ''What is the Connection?'', ''What Comes Fourth?'', ''Connect

The story revolves around Hyacinth Bucket, a housewife from a lower class whose only aim in life is to impress others with her etiquette and social skills and climb the social ladder. She is terrified that her background will be revealed one day, and goes above and beyond to hide it. She insists her inharmonious surname is pronounced Bouquet. All her attempts as a rule lead to awkward comic situat

The story revolves around Hyacinth Bucket, a housewife from a lower class whose only aim in life is to impress others with her etiquette and social skills and climb the social ladder. She is terrified that her background will be revealed one day, and goes above and beyond to hide it. She insists her inharmonious surname is pronounced Bouquet. All her attempts as a rule lead to awkward comic situat

An insight into the life of one of the biggest names of boxing ever, who went on to become an icon of his time as an activist and philanthropist. Muhammad Ali's larger than life persona is explored through his magnificent achievements in the world of sports. Born Kentucky in 1942 as Casius Clay, he rose quickly from amateur to professional boxing, becoming the most famous name of this sport. After

An insight into the life of one of the biggest names of boxing ever, who went on to become an icon of his time as an activist and philanthropist. Muhammad Ali's larger than life persona is explored through his magnificent achievements in the world of sports. Born Kentucky in 1942 as Casius Clay, he rose quickly from amateur to professional boxing, becoming the most famous name of this sport. After

An insight into the life of one of the biggest names of boxing ever, who went on to become an icon of his time as an activist and philanthropist. Muhammad Ali's larger than life persona is explored through his magnificent achievements in the world of sports. Born Kentucky in 1942 as Casius Clay, he rose quickly from amateur to professional boxing, becoming the most famous name of this sport. After

An insight into the life of one of the biggest names of boxing ever, who went on to become an icon of his time as an activist and philanthropist. Muhammad Ali's larger than life persona is explored through his magnificent achievements in the world of sports. Born Kentucky in 1942 as Casius Clay, he rose quickly from amateur to professional boxing, becoming the most famous name of this sport. After

First airing in 1957, The Sky at Night is a long-running documentary series that offers an in-depth examination of our majestic night sky. Containing a number astronomical and space-related topics, the series is a highly informative exploration of the night sky, providing viewers with incredibly detailed knowledge on items such as black holes, planets, meteor showers, stellar life cycles, and more

British quiz show, presented by Victoria Coren Mitchell, in which teams compete in a tournament of finding connections between seemingly unrelated clues. Each episode features two teams of three people competing in four rounds of gameplay. Each of the four rounds involve connections but they are not obvious or easy. The four rounds are ''What is the Connection?'', ''What Comes Fourth?'', ''Connect

The series reveals the influence of television on our understanding of some key figures in art as well as some trends. Four young British art historians analyze BBC archive and explain to us the change of attitude. (Senderinfo).

Long-running general knowledge quiz that tests the intellectual powers of the brightest undergraduates in Britain. Launched in 1962 and hosted by Bamber Gascoigne, the show achieved cult status with teams from two different rival colleges pitting their wits against each other each week. The questions are as varied and as tough as they can be, and competitors risk having hard-earned points deducted

British quiz show, presented by Victoria Coren Mitchell, in which teams compete in a tournament of finding connections between seemingly unrelated clues. Each episode features two teams of three people competing in four rounds of gameplay. Each of the four rounds involve connections but they are not obvious or easy. The four rounds are ''What is the Connection?'', ''What Comes Fourth?'', ''Connect

Professor Brian Cox begins his epic exploration of the cosmos with a hymn to the great luminous bodies that bring light and warmth to the universe: the stars. It is estimated that there are two hundred trillion stars in the universe, each playing their part in an epic story of creation- a great saga that stretches from the dawn of time, with the arrival of the first star, through diverse generatio

Over 40 years on from the end of the Second World War, this landmark series explored the reasons why Germany fell in thrall to the Nazis. Combining astonishing archive, storytelling and interviews with figures at the heart of Hitler's rise to power, it tells us of the Nazi mentality, why they believed what they did. Chillingly, it looks at those who still have belief the Nazis were right. Laurence

How was it possible that the cultured nation at the heart of Europe ever allowed Hitler to come to power? With the help of film archive discoveries from Russia and interviews with eye witnesses, many of whom are former members of the Nazi party and have never appeared on television before, this film reveals how the Nazi party was born and grew in support in the late 1920s, and shows just why in Ja

Ken Loach ist das moralische Gewissen des europäischen Kinos. Seit Jahrzehnten dreht er Filme, die den sozial Benachteiligten am Rand der Gesellschaft eine Stimme geben. Loach ist jetzt 87 Jahre alt, „The Old Oak“ ist sein letzter Film. Nach „Ich, Daniel Blake“ (2016) und „Sorry We Missed You“ (2019) kehrt er noch einmal in den vernachlässigten Nordosten von England zurück, um ein Zeichen der Hoff

Tune into 1960s one-off plays, which marked the debut of many distinguished British writers and directors, the likes of Ken Loach, Dennis Potter, and John Hopkins. Some of these plays involve "Son of Man.

Over six decades, Ken Loach has forged a reputation as Britain's foremost politically engaged film-maker, exploring issues of social justice, freedom and power. He has twice won the prestigious Palme d'Or award at the Cannes Film Festival, in 2006 for The Wind That Shakes the Barley, and twenty years later, for I, Daniel Blake, a contemporary British story about unemployment and poverty. Ken talks

British quiz show, presented by Victoria Coren Mitchell, in which teams compete in a tournament of finding connections between seemingly unrelated clues. Each episode features two teams of three people competing in four rounds of gameplay. Each of the four rounds involve connections but they are not obvious or easy. The four rounds are ''What is the Connection?'', ''What Comes Fourth?'', ''Connect

Scientist Brian Cox gives the viewer a front-row seat on a journey into the farthest reaches of outer space, exploring alien worlds, exo-planets, zombie stars, gigantic black holes and other amazing sights that inhabit constellations millions of light years apart. Telescopes peer deep into the cosmos, and graphic artists get to work turning distant images into fascinating, up-close encounters with

Long-running general knowledge quiz that tests the intellectual powers of the brightest undergraduates in Britain. Launched in 1962 and hosted by Bamber Gascoigne, the show achieved cult status with teams from two different rival colleges pitting their wits against each other each week. The questions are as varied and as tough as they can be, and competitors risk having hard-earned points deducted

British quiz show, presented by Victoria Coren Mitchell, in which teams compete in a tournament of finding connections between seemingly unrelated clues. Each episode features two teams of three people competing in four rounds of gameplay. Each of the four rounds involve connections but they are not obvious or easy. The four rounds are ''What is the Connection?'', ''What Comes Fourth?'', ''Connect

In The Making of King Arthur, Simon Armitage traces the evolution of the Arthurian Legend through the literature of the medieval age and he reveals that King Arthur is not the great national hero we think he is. He's a fickle and transitory charcter who was appropriated the The Normans to justify their conquest, he was cuckolded when French writers began adapting the story and it took Thomas Malor

Wyoming um 1880. Früher war Bill Munny (Clint Eastwood) ein gefürchteter Revolverheld. Jetzt hält er sich und seine zwei Kinder mit einer armseligen Farm gerade so über Wasser. Mit dem Tod seiner Frau, die ihn einst zu einem besseren Menschen machte, starb auch sein Glaube an eine lebenswerte Zukunft.\n\nEines Tages bringt ihn ein Cowboy namens Schofield Kid zurück ins Geschäft. Die Huren des Städ