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| Pete Turner seems to have it all. He’s young, he’s fit and he’s got a lovely girlfriend. But Pete’s got a big problem with food; he lives on a diet consisting almost entirely of meat. Pete just can’t ...more | Next Episode: 25-year-old film studies lecturer Pete Turner seems to have it all...he's young, fit and has a lovely girlfriend but he's got a big problem with food; he lives on a diet of almost entirely meat. |
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| Travelling from Hawaii to the Amazon and Ethiopia and then on to the Mediterranean, this episode tells the story of the oceans – fierce waves, huge tidal bores, global currents and the future dangers ...more | Next Episode: We venture into the stratosphere in a Cold War fighter, travel to Siberia and discover why Argentina is one of the stormiest places - all to show why our atmosphere is unique and crucial for life. (R) |
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| Huge Moves, Sunday 06:00PM In this new series, meet the removal men with a difference. Watch as they risk treacherous routes, battle lightning storms and race against time to meet the ultimate delivery deadlines! ...more | Next Episode: The removal men with a difference are ready for another challenge this week. Two teams of daring father and son building movers move two super-long loads. In Nebraska two of America's longest locomotives come off the rails for a perilous journey through tight city streets to the top of a hill. While in the middle of the New Mexico desert, another team move a railroad station two miles by sawing it in two! The big question is....will it fit back together again? |
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| 20 years ago, zoologist Mark Carwardine teamed up with the late Douglas Adams and together they embarked on a groundbreaking expedition, travelling the globe in search of some of the world’s most endangered ...more | Next Episode: Last week it was the mysterious, nocturnal Aye-Aye, and tonight Stephen Fry and Mark Carwardine travel to the Malay Archipeligo on their way to the Indonesian island of Komodo where they hope to see Komodo Dragons. They begin with a trip to Snake Island where they encounter one of the world’s deadliest snakes. Their onward journey sees Stephen and Mark taking a mud bath alongside mudskippers; see a project to save Proboscis Monkeys whose habitat is threatened by the palm oil industry, and they encounter the mysteriously scaly Pangolin. The travellers also dive a coral reef to see sea-horses in the ocean and visit a market where sea-horses and other endangered species are sold as Chinese Medicine. Finally, Stephen and Mark board a sailing ship to Komodo for their encounter with the deadly Komodo Dragons. Despite meeting a ranger who was bitten by the dragons they join a project to capture and tag the animals. Did Stephen learn nothing when he broke his arm a few weeks ago? |
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| This popular series returns to Prime with all new-episodes, taking us on inspiring, emotional and personal journeys with a range of well-known British and American celebrities. ...more | Next Episode: Susan Sarandon sets out to solve the mystery of her estranged grandmother: where was she from and what happened to her? Her journey to Italy leads her to a poverty-stricken and tragic childhood. |
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