0x1 Ten Green Bottles: 10th Year Anniversary Celebration Episode overview
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1988 Dec 25
A chance to see again some classic moments from the past ten years. Dame Edna admits to keen enthusiasm for women in art; William Burroughs demonstrates his stainless steel cobra; Mel .. show full overview
A chance to see again some classic moments from the past ten years. Dame Edna admits to keen enthusiasm for women in art; William Burroughs demonstrates his stainless steel cobra; Mel Brooks falls over a film crew (while Jean Genet interrogates one); Roy Plomley is stranded on his Desert Island; and Buñuel and Bob Marley discourse on God and redemption. Plus: contributions from Orson Welles, Dennis Potter, Tammy Wynette, Dalí, the Everly Brothers, Ken Russell and a host of others who have appeared over the decade.
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0x2 Radio Night (1): The Seven Ages of Radio, Part 1: The Infant Episode overview
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1993 18
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. In this first part, Ian McKellen ruminates on the distinct eras of radio broadcasting, characterised as Shakespeare's seven ages of man, with the aid of Professor Asa Briggs.
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. This second part asks, "what does the voice reveal?"
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0x4 Radio Night (3): The Seven Ages of Radio, Part 2: The Schoolboy Episode overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. Alistair Cooke, whose weekly epistle has been broadcast on radio since 1946, explains why it is the best medium for him.
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. In this part, the story of early radio's method of broadcasting live football, referring to a numbered grid - published in the Radio Times - on which listeners followed the action.
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0x7 Radio Night (6): The Seven Ages of Radio, Part 3: The Lover Episode overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. For many of us, family Sunday meals conjure up memories of 'Family Favourites', 'Round the Home' and 'The Billy Cotton Band Show'.
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0x9 Radio Night (8): The Seven Ages of Radio, Part 4: The Soldier Episode overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. This part looks at pirate radio, and how, on just one estate in east London, there are five pirate stations battling to stay on air.
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0x11 Radio Night (10): The Seven Ages of Radio, Part 5: The Judge Episode overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. This part asks the question: "Does TV steal radio's best comedy ideas?" Included in the debate are Frank Muir, Denis Norden, Armando Iannucci and the voice of Spike Milligan.
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0x13 Radio Night (12): The Seven Ages of Radio, Part 6: The Old Man Episode overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. In this part Harold Listings, a frustrated radio technician, takes revenge.
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0x15 Radio Night (14): The Seven Ages of Radio, Part 7: Senility Episode overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. In this part, how NASA scientists are using giant radio antennae to pick up communications from ET.
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. In this part, Dr Carl Dolmetsch finds out why the pips changed pitch.
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0x18 Radio Night (17): The Two Voyages of Donald Crowhurst Episode overview
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1993 18
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. In this part, the tragic story of the lone yachtsman and his radio.
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio .. show full overview
A night of themed programmes showing how TV and radio have competed over the years, and which medium does what best. To make the most of these programmes you needed to have your radio (tuned to BBC Radio 4) and TV in the same room, so that they could "talk to" each other. Live on TV for the first time, Fisher, German Bight, and Dogger.
Documentary looking at some of the most memorable Arena programmes of the past 30 years. With contributions from Anthony Wall, Alan Yentob, Lesley Megahey and Nigel Williams.
Documentary looking at some of the most memorable Arena programmes of the past 30 years. With contributions from Anthony Wall, Alan Yentob, Lesley Megahey and Nigel Williams.
In 2015, Arena celebrated its 40th anniversary, making it the longest-running arts documentary strand in the world. To mark the occasion it presents 'Night and Day', a new film made .. show full overview
In 2015, Arena celebrated its 40th anniversary, making it the longest-running arts documentary strand in the world. To mark the occasion it presents 'Night and Day', a new film made entirely from Arena's own unique archive, a treasure trove that provides a history of the last hundred years. Featuring the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Jack Nicholson and a host of other stars, Night and Day evokes the one experience common to everything on the planet - the 24-hour cycle from dawn to dusk to dawn again. A full 24-hour loop was streamed on BBC iPlayer, from which this 90-minuted condensed version was edited.
When Anthony Wall, a young music journalist and radio trainee, joined the BBC Arena team in 1978, he had no idea what lasting impact this documentary arts strand would have on his life .. show full overview
When Anthony Wall, a young music journalist and radio trainee, joined the BBC Arena team in 1978, he had no idea what lasting impact this documentary arts strand would have on his life and career.
Under the guidance of series editor Alan Yentob and working alongside director Nigel Finch, films such as My Way, Desert Island Discs and The Private Life of the Ford Cortina would breathe new life into arts programming in the UK.
Anthony looks back fondly on his time on Arena, from producer to series editor, and celebrates the films and people that made it groundbreaking, unmissable, unforgettable TV.
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