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SAHARA WITH MICHAEL PALIN
BBC1 / 4x60m / started 13 October 2002 / 7:00pm
Director: John Paul Davidson / Series Producer: Roger Mills
Michael Palin embarks on a desert odyssey.
SALE
FEVER
BBC1 1 x 30 me 20 Jul Tues 8:50pm
1999
Producer Rebecca
Sabdiford.
Executive Producers Olivia Lichtenstein & Neil Grant
A look at the first day of the
Harrods winter sale.
SALESMEN
FROM HELL
UK / ITV 1 x 60 m 26 Apr Wed
8:00pm 2000
Executive Producer Helen Scott.
Producer Sarah Dearden.
The shady practices used by
salesmen to persuade (or coerce) people to buy their products.
Narrated by Leslie Grantham.
SALLY
CLARK
UK / C4 (Dispatches) 1 x 60 me 27
Apr Thurs 9:00pm 2000
Producer
TimPritchard. Executive
Producer Steve Phelps.
An investigation into the facts
surrounding the conviction of Sally Clark a Cheshire solicitor imprisoned for
murdering her baby sons. Presented by David Jessel
THE SALON
C4 / started12 January 2003
Executive Producer: Phil Edgar-Jones
Reality series set in a South London hairdressers and beauty salon. The staff are selected industry professionals. Viewers have the chance to phone up and book appointments. Daily update programmes showed how things were getting on.
SANDERS
RIDES AGAIN
UK / FMTV (Pay TV) / 6 x 30 me 1998
Editor Denise White. Executive
Producer Eric Mitchell.
Nick sanders attempts to ride a
motor cycle around the world in only 27 days.
SAS - EMBASSY SIEGE
UK / BBC2 / 1x90m / 25 July 2002 / 9:00pm
Presenter: Peter Taylor / Director: Bruce Goodison / Producer: Louise Norman
SAS soldiers and hostages tell the inside story of the six-day Iranian embassy siege and the military assault by the SAS which ended it, that was watched live around the world in 1980.
SAVAGE
PLANET
ITV 8 x 30 me 13 Mar Mon 10:30pm
2000
Producer / Director Chris Malone.
Series looking at terrible
natural phenomenon and other vicious events such as meteor strikes etc.
SAVAGE
SEAS
UK / ITV 4 x 60 me 16 Nov tues
10:00pm 1999
Producer Liz McLeod
Series looking at how brutal the
sea can be, from tidal waves to ship wrecks & ferry disasters.
SCHOFIELD'S
EUROPE
UK / BBC1 x 30 me 1990
Executive Producers Cristopher
Morris & Eric Rowan.
Philip Schofield takes a light
hearted journey around Europe, meeting interesting people along the way.
SCIENCE
AND THE SWASTIKA
UK / C4 x 60 me 26 Mar Mon 9:0pm 2001
Producer Saskia Baron. Series Producer
Dunja Noack.
German doctors abandoning Hippocrates in
favour of Hitler.
Narrated by Sebastian
Faulks.
THE
SCIENCE OF LYING
UK / C5 2 x 60 me 20 Jul Thurs
8:00pm 2000
A look at the way people lie and
the changes that occur in our bodies when we lie.
THE
SCIENCE OF SECRECY
Uk / C4 5 x 30 me 5 - 29 Oct
Thurs 9:30pm 2000
Producer Paul Sen. Executive
Producer Narinder Minhas.
Presenter Simon Singh looks at
the history of codes, cyphers and code breakers beginning with Babington in the
16th century.
THE
SCIENCE OF STRESS
UK / C4 (Equinox) 1 x 60 me 30
Oct Mon 9:00pm 2000
Producer Michael Samuels.
Executive Producer Bridget Sneyd.
A look at the effects of stress
on an average couple over a period of 24 hours, the couple were actually actors.
THE
SEARCH
UK / BBC1 2 x 50 me 27 - 28 Oct
Tues Wed 8:00pm 1999
Producer Nick
handel. Executive
Producer Seetha Kumar.
2 live shows in a kind of
Crimewatch type format, that attempted to reunite missing people and objects
with their relatives and owners.
Presented by Nick Ross and Fiona
Bruce
THE
SEARCH FOR KURTZ
UK / C4 / On The Bus / Some Films
/ Fox Lorber 1 x 65 me 2 sept sat 11:05pm 2000
Producers David Herman Aran
Kumar. Director Derek Jones. Music BAM Music.
A profile of the man Tony Poe,
who is allegedly the inspiration for Marlon Brando's role of Kurtz in Apocalypse
Now. Poe was a CIA member based in Laos during the Vietnam War and his antics
led to him becoming an enemy of state.
SEA MONSTERS: A WALKING WITH DINOSAURS TRILOGY
BBC1 / 3x30m / started 9 November 2003
Director/Producer: Jasper James
Zoologist Nigel Marvin explores the prehistoric creatures that lived in the sea using 'Walking With Dinosaurs' type computer graphics to bring the creatures to life.
SEA
SERPENT
UK / C4 (The Monster Files) 1 x
60 me 1998
Investigators look at numerous
sightings of a serpent lurking in a small lake (Selidord Lake) in Norway.
SEARCHLINE
SPECIAL
UK / LWT 13 Apr Fri 8:00pm 1990
Director Sue McMahon. Producer
Linda Beadle.
Originally a short segment of
Surprise Surprise offering audiences help in finding relatives and friends that
was given its own show.
Presented by Andy Craig, Cilla
Black, & Gordon Burns.
SEBASTIAN
FAULKS'S FATAL CENTURY
UK / BBC2 (Omnibus) 1 60 me 24
Mar 7:20pm 2001
Diretor Sam
Hobkinson. Series
Editor Basil Comely.
Cate
Blanchett, who is starring
in the film version of his novel Charlotte Gray, joins the man himself in this
highly personal program.
SECONDS
TO IMPACT
UK / C4 (Cutting Edge) 1 x 60 me
14 Nov Tues 9:00pm 2000
Producer / Director Lol Lovett
Following a group of people
hurling themselves off tall buildings and other high structures both man made
and natural. Base jumping as the practitioners like to call it is banned in some
countries this program aims to find out what is the motivation.
SECRET
AGENT
UK / BBC2 4 x 50 me 7 - 28 Sept
thurs 9:00pm 2000
Producer David
Darlow. Director
Jonathon Hacker.
The inside story of the SOE -
Special Operations Executive - said to have been the inspiration for Ian
Fleming's James Bond. With former 'secret agents' telling tales of their 'daring
do' during the second world war.
SECRET HISTORY
UK / C4 / x60 / 2000-continuing
Documentary series focussing on little known but interesting moments of history.
THE
SECRET LIFE OF RICHARD NIXON
UK / BBC2 (Reputations) 2 x 50 me
4 - 11 Sept Mon 9:00pm 2000
Producer William
Cran. Editor
jenny Abbott.
A re-evaluation of the life of
tricky dickie himself claiming that for much of his time in the oval office he
was allegedly heavily into drink and drugs.
SECRET
SOCIETY
BBC2 4 x 50 me 22 Apr - 13 May
1987
Producer Brian Barr. Director
Dennis Cosgrove.
Highly controversial look at
military and political secrecy in Britain, in fact 2 of the planned six editions
were pulled from the schedules after parliamentary pressure. One of the two The
Zircon Affair was finally shown on 30 sept 1998 the other has never been seen.
SECRETS OF LEADERSHIP
BBC2 / 4x50m / started 7 March 2003
Producer: Detlef Siebert / Executive Producer: Laurence Rees
Each week historian Andrew Roberts focused on one leader from recent history and shows how they were successful in their leadership (or where they went wrong) and draws comparisons with more recent figures showing how certain leadership traits are replicated. The subjects were:- Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, John F Kennedy and Martin Luther King.
SECRETS
OF THE CIRCUS
C4 1 x 30 me 8 Apr Thurs 9:00pm
1999
Producer Remy
Blumenfield.
Director Kate Snell.
A look at the treatment of
animals within the circus industry.
SECRETS OF THE HONOURS SYSTEM
C4 / 1x60m / 15 June 2002 / 8:00pm
Director: Tim Pritchard / Executive Producer: Samir Shah
Jon Snow investigates the British honours system and discovers how people got nominated. Jon Snow himself was nominated for an OBE in 2000 but declined to accept claiming it could compromise his journalistic independence.
THE
SECRET TREASURES OF ZEUGMA
UK / BBC2 (Horizon) 1 x 50 me 9
Nov Thurs 9:00pm 2000
Producer Becky Jones. Series
EditorBettina Lerner.
Archaeologists uncover the
incredibly well preserved city of Zeuigma in eastern Turkey which has lain
buried for a thousand years. In the shadow of a hydro-electric project on the
Euphrates the team race against time to rescue some of the Roman Empires
greatest treasures.
THE
SECOND WORLD WAR IN COLOUR
UK / ITV 3 x 60 me 9 - 23 Sept
Thurs 10:00pm 1999
Producer Stewart Bring
Series featuring previously
unseen amazing colour footage from World War II, really bringing things to life.
The series was also seen concurrently on (non terrestrial) The Discovery
Channel.
Narrated by John Thaw.
SECRETS
OF THE ANCIENTS
UK / BBC2 5 x 50 me 2 - 30 Nov
tues 8:00pm 1999
Producer Cynthia Page.
A look into the lives of ancient
races and how they achieved some of their greatest feats.
Narrated by Robert Lindsey
- Viking Voyage
Top seaman Sir Robin Knox
Johnston attempts to sail a replica Viking Ship across the North Sea.
- Caesers Bridge
A team attempt to emulate
Caesars army and build a timber bridge across the Rhine in only 10 days.
- The claw
An engineer and a circus
owner attempt to build a war machine invented by Archimedes.
- Olmer Heads
A team of experts attempt to
make and transport the huge stone head shaped stones of ?
- The hanging Gardens of Babylon
Experts try to discover in the
Jordanian desert the irrigation secrets of the famed Hanging Gardens.
SEX AND FAME - THE MARY MILLINGTON STORY
Channel 4-Speakeasy-Fulcrum / 1x65m-e / 1996
Producer/Director: Jim Adamson
Profile of erotic actress Mary Millington
who became a big player in the British sex industry during the 1970's but later committed suicide at the age of 33. Narrated by Hilary Neville.
SEX BC
UK / C4 / 1x60m / 29 July 2002 / 9:00pm
Producer: Gary Johnstone / Executive Producers: Simon Andreae, Gill Brown
Series looking for clues in ancient archaeological records to discover development of the sexual relationships between men and women and when the pattern familiar in modern times was set.
SEX ON TV
C4 / 3x60m / Began 7 May 2002 / 10:00pm
Writer/Narrator: David Aaronovitch / Executive Producer: Peter A Gordon
A documentary looking at the portrayal of sexual material on British television from the 1960s to the present day.
THE
SHOWBIZ SET
Channel
4 / 3x60m-e / 2002
Director/Producer:
Andrew Mackenzie-Betty
A series tracing the history of light
entertainment up to the modern day television
celebrity.
SIDNEY POITIER - ONE BRIGHT LIGHT
BBC1 (Omnibus) / 1x50m-e / 20 March 2000 - Monday 10.40pm
Producer: Anne Elleston / Editor: Basil Comely
Overview of the career (and life) of the classy actor, followed by a showing of his 1970 film They Call Me Mister
Tibbs.
THE SIXTIES
Channel 4 / x60m-e / 1982-83
Documentary. Mammoth look at the 20th century's best decade, narrated by James Bolam
it covered everything from the pop scene, movies to social change and everything
inbetween.
SON
OF GOD: THE REAL MAN
UK / BBC1 3 x 50 me First episode
shown 1 Apr Sun 9:10pm 2001
Series recreating the life of
Jesus of Nazareth using special computer generated effects to recreate what life
would have been like around the time of Jesus and what he would have really
looked like. Presented by Jeremy Bowen.
SOUND OF CHANGE
UK / ITV / 1x60
Minutes / 1969
A
superb documentary history of post war pop music featuring
contributions from and interviews with Mick Jagger, Bill
Haley and Pete Townshend. A highlight was a performance by
Pink Floyd in a psychadelic tent.
THE
SOUND OF MUSIC CHILDREN - AFTER THEY WERE FAMOUS
UK / Tyne Tees1 x 60 me 28 Mar
Wed 9:00pm 2001
Director Southan Morris. Producer
Judith Holder. Associate Producer Mark Allen.
An after they were famous special
reuniting the actors who played the Von Trapp children.
SPITFIRE ACES
C4 / 4x60m / started 12 January 2004
Directors: Chris Sykes, Nick Watts / Series Producer: Nick Watts
Four pilots undergo the same training that spitfire pilots went through during the Second World War.
STALKED
UK / C4 1 x 65 me 20 Mar Tues
10:00pm 2001
Producer / Director Mick Grogan.
The points of view of the victim
and the perpetrator are examined in this program.
STALKERS
UK / C4 1 x 60 me 20 Mar Tues
11:05pm 2001
Director John
Akomfrah. Producer
Fergus O'Brien.
An examination of the obsessive
behaviour of stalkers. Six real cases are dramatised in this program with
analysis from eminent doctors such as forensic psychiatrist Dr David James.
THE STORY OF THE NOVEL
C4 / 4x60m / started 12 July 2003
Producer: Tim Kirby
Telling the story of the origins and development of the English language novel which began with Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe in 1719.
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