Overview
Timeshift explores how television's early days exploited the spectacle of the circus. Including the first live outside broadcast from Calais where a French circus artist's act was witnessed by Richard Dimbleby.
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4 - 1Art School June 19, 2004 -
4 - 2Fantasy Sixties July 13, 2004 -
4 - 3Jack Rosenthal: The Voice of Television Drama July 18, 2004 -
4 - 4The Carnival Years August 28, 2004
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4 - 5The History of Pubs October 07, 2004 -
4 - 6Live on the Night: The Story of Live TV Drama October 14, 2004 -
4 - 7New Age Travellers October 21, 2004 -
4 - 8Drugs in Sport October 28, 2004 -
4 - 9Hey Mr. DJ: The Rise and Rise of the Disc Jockey November 04, 2004 -
4 - 10British Space Race November 16, 2004 -
4 - 11Pile It High, Sell It Cheap January 20, 2005 -
4 - 12Red Robbo February 02, 2005 -
4 - 13Gambling Britain February 03, 2005 -
4 - 14The Story of Circus February 10, 2005 -
4 - 15Pop Svengalis February 22, 2005 -
4 - 16Conchies: Questions of Conscience May 01, 2005 -
4 - 17Kenneth Tynan March 02, 2005 -
4 - 18Jewish Entertainers March 15, 2005 -
4 - 19Alan Plater: Hearing the Music March 26, 2005 -
4 - 20Speak No Evil: The Story of the Broadcast Ban April 04, 2005 -
4 - 21Russel T. Davis: Unscripted April 11, 2005