1983 · ITV1 · Ended
Series of programmes which feature a variety of documentaries from the UK and abroad transmitted on the first Tuesday of each month. Each programme could include between one and three individual documentaries.
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Jonathan Dimbleby
48 episodes
Olivia O'Leary
80 episodes
Gerry Fitt
1 episode
Patrick Maguire
1 episode
Elyakim Ha'etzni
1 episode
Thi Kim Phuc Phan
1 episode
Edward R. Murrow
1 episode
Kenneth Copeland
1 episode
George Galloway
1 episode
Akong Tulku Rinpoché
1 episode
Evelyn Glennie
1 episode
László Rajk
1 episode
Gelsey Kirkland
1 episode
Harriet Harman
1 episode
Tony Newton
1 episode
Martin Luther King Jr.
1 episode
Mark David Chapman
1 episode
Jessica Blankenship
1 episode
Gavin de Becker
1 episode
Park Dietz
1 episode
John Lennon
1 episode
Kenneth Clark
1 episode
David Owen
1 episode
Niklas Frank
1 episode
Anthony Sampson
1 episode
Geoff Druett
1 episode
Paddy Ashdown
1 episode
Fred Holroyd
1 episode
Ernest Medina
1 episode
Ron Ridenhour
1 episode
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