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- Knockout competition between deadly robots designed and controlled by contestants. There's chainsaws, spikes, and lots of flying metal.
- Sex and seduction emerge as primary tools of manipulation as players stop at nothing to escape eviction.
- The filming of "The Omen" (1976) was plagued by tragedy and bizarre incidents. "The devil was at work and he didn't want that film made" - Producer Harvey Bernhard.
- In this two-part Channel 4 drama, two British-born Muslim siblings are drawn in radically different directions after 9/11.
- A team of archeologists go on extreme expeditions to uncover mysteries of the past.
- William Shatner presents a light-hearted look at how the "Star Trek" TV series have influenced and inspired today's technologies, including: cell phones, medical imaging, computers and software, SETI, MP3 players and iPods, virtual reality, and spaceship propulsion.
- Lyrical, disconcerting science film about clinical and cultural aspects of voyeurism.
- A comedy about a secretary for the deputy prime minister that not only writes his diary, but also engages in some drama to record.
- Chef Jean-Christophe Novelli starts a culinary school in California, and participants must pass tests in order to remain in the course.
- No shortlist of the greatest generals in history would be complete with out the name of Hannibal. This film shows why he was both feared and respected by his enemies. Hannibal's tactical genius is illustrated with the latest three-dimensional graphics technology and exciting dramatic reconstructions of his victories. This is the story of the General who took on the might of Rome.
- Patrick Deuel is the world's heaviest man - almost 1100 pounds. This documentary opens with paramedics removing a wall of his house in Valentine, Nebraska and transporting him six hours to a hospital where he spent months trying to lose weight to qualify for a gastric bypass operation. This documentary moves among (primarily) Patrick and two others who are morbidly obese and their loved ones, neighbors and doctors. It examines how they got that way, what made them that way and how they have succeeded and failed in their struggles to change.
- Young & Married is a brand new International commission that endorses MTV's unique quality and ability to shine a light on the sub-cultures of youth. So following in the footsteps of Engaged & Underage, 16 & Pregnant, Teen Mom and Caged, Young & Married tells the story of young people who have fallen in love and have chosen to spend their life together. MTV documents their lives and the challenges of making such a commitment at a young age with honesty, authenticity and respect.
- Tells the terrifying inside story of what really happened during the 57-hour Moscow theatre siege carried out by Chechen gunmen in October 2002.
- In the first half of the program, a young woman, Emma has come to New York from England to pursue a career in hat design. We are taken a tour of her romantic experiences with her ups and downs highlighted in song. One man she is involved with is Joe, who becomes the focus of the program's second half. Instead of singing, however, Joe's part of the program is an extensive ballet, hence the title, Song & Dance.
- Explores the Baader-Meinhof urban guerrilla movement (aka the Red Army Faction) in 1970s West Germany.
- Quiz show for student teams from the Anglia and the Central regions in the UK. Each team consisted of two students from each region competing against each other. In the second part, one of their teachers would join the teams. Questions were mainly two categories The "Swot" questions were all about traditional school subjects, the "Wot" questions were about just about any aspect of pop culture.
- Unravelling the conspiracy theories behind some of the world's biggest stories. Getting to meet the people who passionately believe the theories and finding out what drives them.
- Danish version of the British show "Britain's Worst Driver".
- People who have seen enough British films likely recall a shirtless hunk beating a huge gong during the opening credits, but many may not know that this was the symbol of Rank Studios, the history of which is told in this TV documentary through numerous clips, interviews and commentary by Michael Caine.
- How Arnold went from Terminator to Governator.
- Twelve young couples are introduced to a life of independent living. How will they cope with life outside the comfort of their family home? Each couple are given a property to road test for one week, based on their combined income. Will they succeed in building a life for themselves or will it prove too much and force the couple to run back to the 'Hotel of Mum and Dad' at the end of the week?
- The British Robot Wars taken as an American kid-friendly version on Nickelodeon.
- Documentary examining the controversial 80's programme 'Minipops'.
- Film clips of big stars back when they were still doing bit parts, local commercials or community theater. Segments include Tom Selleck's appearance as a contestant on "The Dating Game" (1965) and Gillian Anderson giving a poetry recital on community-access cable TV.
- Profile of Welsh actor Anthony Hopkins that features Hopkins at work on the set of Red Dragon and interviews with Jodie Foster, David Hare, Emma Thompson and Brad Pitt.
- Nathanial is in jail for gang related crime. His girlfriend Siian wants him to go straight when he gets out. Will he be able to intergrate into society or will his life disintergrate into a spiral of violence against his fellow gang members and his long suffering girlfriend? Longinotto's film raises troubling questions about our responsibilities as we watch and become involved in these teenagers' lives.
- The history of the people and ideas that formed Thatcherism, charting the events and the effects of Margaret Thatcher's years in power.
- Richard Bilton investigates a crime where an attacker who left an elderly woman for dead was acquitted. Could the new double jeopardy rule be used to bring the case back to trial?
- On the heels of Princess Diana's tragic death in August of 1997, rumors immediately began to swirl that there was a cover-up surrounding the fatal car crash. Allegations that the death of the woman known as the "People's Princess" may not have been an accident after all, are investigated thanks to photographs, reenactments, and extraordinary revelations.
- A look at three typical employees on Indian Railways as they fight the annual battle to keep the railway service running during the monsoon season.
- A look into the Robot Wars phenomenon, from the hit TV show's cancellation to its evolution into a live arena show.
- In this collection of incredible stories of aliens and UFOs from around the world, viewers will meet the experts, skeptics, and the extraterrestrial-obsessed who have dedicated their lives to uncovering the truth.
- Profile of the animator Richard Williams, creator of Who Framed Roger Rabbit
- A series of six films chronicling people trapped within the cycle of addictive and compulsive behaviors.
- An official documentary looking back at 25 years of the longest continuously running police drama in British TV history, through the actors past and present who have helped made the series such a blinding success also going behind the scenes on the set of The Bill.
- Channel 4 evening current affairs series looking at contemporary UK issues.