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First of a seven-part documentary series following the process by which a selection of young men and women are trained to be soldiers in the British army. This first episode follows the induction period, during which Steve Lowe hopes to escape his life in Liverpool, Gavin Downes aspires to join the SAS, and Lorraine Sims wants to provide a better life for her daughter.
It's been six months since Yasunari ran away from home. He is saved from the streets by Fumi and Rino (Aurora Snow), and ends up living with them as their pet. Along with his friend Chie (Britttany Andrews), he is introduced to a new world of S & M, and group sex. He publishes his new sexual experience in a magazine, which ends up in the hands of his brother, Tomoyasu. Tomoyasu is desperate to find his brother. He is seriously upset after finding that his brother is enjoying his new life as a pet. When a new tutor, Serina, arrives unexpectedly, he takes out his anger and fustration of his broken home on Serina by forcing himself on her. Unknown to Tomoyasu, Serina is the friend of Yasunari's three masters!
Western Front is a 60 minute documentary-war starring and Richard Holmes. The series premiered on Thu Jul 29, 1999 on BBC One.
Human, All Too Human is a three-part 1999 documentary television series co-produced by the BBC and RM Arts. It follows the lives of three prominent European philosophers: Friedrich Nietzsche, Martin Heidegger and Jean-Paul Sartre. The theme revolves heavily around the school of philosophical thought known as Existentialism, although the term had not been coined at the time of Nietzsche's writing and Heidegger declaimed the label. The documentary is named after the 1878 book written by Nietzsche, titled Human, All Too Human: A Book for Free Spirits.
An awe-inspiring look at this amazing structure and the vast geographical area it covers.
The ancient land mass of the Australian continent has been battered and buffeted by wind and water over the eons. Monsoons roll in from the north, tropical cyclones spin across the Pacific, cold fronts reach icy fingers into the south and heatwaves from the doldrums lumber across the continent. Scientists are only just beginning to realise the Australian climate may turn on a number of long term cycles, rather than the four seasons of Europe - and they could reveal more order than chaos, once their mysteries are explained. Australian plants and animals have developed strategies for coping with these long term cycles.
There is much more to Seafood Odyssey than cooking fish: it is also a fascinating cultural adventure. Setting off from Naples, where a tour of the vibrant fish market is 'pure theatre', the series also sees Rick in Goa; where fresh spices, fresh seafood and minimal cooking are the secrets of delicious meals; oyster-harvesting in Chesapeake Bay in America; plus visits to Australia and Thailand. And underlying all is his beloved Cornwall, where he cooks the recipes he brings back from his travels.
A collection of pranks that guests fall into, presented by the artist (Ibrahim Nasr), and one of the most prominent characters he played was a woman named (Zakia Zakaria).
David Suchet narrates the BBC series featuring the Royal Navy's Hunter-Killer submarine, the HMC Splendid, on a top secret three-month mission. After travelling from its Farlane base to San Diego, the sub is charged with testing the first Tomahawk cruise missile, and the crew is followed every step of the way. Also included is a feature on the sub's new Lieutenant Commander as he undergoes the 'Perisher' selection course.
This series recalls the early work of NFL Films and players and teams from the 1960s and '70s using restored footage and interviews.
A guide to programmes on BBC Knowledge.
the Gangatv
Ingang Oost
A Science for Children
Advice on getting by in business
Acclaimed zoologist Dr. Rudolf Lammers puts a new spin on African wildlife filming. We observe life from the ground up to show the perspectives of each creature and its position in the food chain.
Interactive internet club for kids live from the BBC Cybercafe, with Kirsten O'Brien.
A guide to the language and culture of France, presented by Jenny Eclair.
An animated series, "Ripley's Believe It or Not!" was produced for Fox Family in 1999 and followed the adventures of Michael Ripley, Robert Ripley's nephew. The show was aimed at a younger audience, and would often feature Michael going around the world.
Ace Cooper, a stage magician, not only performs updated stage illusions and escapes for the crowds, but fights crime through a combination of stage props and his ability to "reveal the magic within" to use real magical powers.
UFOS: The Footage Archives is the largest collection of authentic and historic UFO films ever released to the public and features the 400 best original UFO film and video clips fro over 31 countries on four continents, 1950-2000. Includes stunning UFO film clips from the USAF's Project Blue Book Archive. Gulf Breeze, Mexico City, official NASA footage from the Gemini, Apollo, and Discovery missions, and virtually every UFO clip that has ever appeared in any news program or documentary film!
The Satoyama series, which won the Grand Prix at the 28th International Wildlife Film Festival 2005, is produced by NHK and distributed by MICO. It poetically portrays the close relationship between people and nature in traditional rural environments in Japan. The first program, which focuses on the agricultural cycle of rice paddies on hillsides in Japan, has been distributed to over 80 countries worldwide. The second program takes a look at a traditional water-supply system called a "kabata", which not only provides water to village households but also nurtures a vast diversity of fish, insects, birds, and other creatures. Both programs offer insights into environmentally sustainable living.
An influential outside group try to steal a Buddha image/statue.
The main cast of the Flemish hit sitcom F.C. De Kampioenen (1990) looks back on their ride as they celebrate the show's tenth anniversary. The actors are paid a tribute separately and treated to surprises by family, colleagues and acquaintances.
Wipeout was an Australian game show that aired on the Seven Network from 1999 to 2000. The show was based on the original American series of the same title and was hosted by Tony Johnston. This version was the only one to use children as contestants, and in turn used points instead of dollars.
Literacy, numeracy and crafts for younger viewers.