title: Reeling in the Years

Season 1 - 1980's

title: 1980

overview: Charles Haughey leads his first Ard Fheis as Taoiseach. PAYE workers stage the largest labor protest in Irish history. A Boomtown Rats concert is banned in Dublin but later held in Leixlip. The Soviet occupation of Afghanistan leads to a U.S.-led boycott of the Moscow Olympics. Johnny Logan wins Eurovision for Ireland. A metal detectorist discovers the Derrynaflan Chalice. Dermot Morgan debuts as ‘Father Trendy.’ Thatcher visits Ireland for Anglo-Irish talks. The SAS ends the Iranian Embassy siege. A failed U.S. rescue in Iran worsens tensions, and war erupts between Iran and Iraq. Archbishop Oscar Romero is assassinated. Irish TV sees new drama and Gabriel Byrne's rise. "Who Shot JR?" captivates audiences. Poland’s Solidarity movement gains traction. Seventeen die in the Buttevant train disaster. John Lennon is murdered. Hunger-striking IRA prisoners gain no concessions. An IRA landmine raises the Troubles’ death toll to 2,000.

title: 1980

title: 1981

overview: In 1981, Ronald Reagan is sworn in as U.S. President, sparking celebrations in his ancestral Ballyporeen, Ireland. A fire at Dublin’s Stardust Club kills 44. Protests fail to stop the IRFU’s controversial rugby tour of South Africa. Ireland hosts Eurovision, with Sheeba representing and Buck’s Fizz winning. Republican prisoners, led by Bobby Sands, go on hunger strike for political status. Sands is elected MP but dies, triggering mass protests. An Aer Lingus jet is hijacked over the Third Secret of Fatima. A turbulent general election sees Garret Fitzgerald form a short-lived coalition. Prince Charles weds Lady Diana. Riots erupt over the hunger strikes, and Kieran Doherty, a newly elected TD, dies. The strike ends after ten deaths, with prisoners’ demands later met. 1981 also sees assassination attempts on Reagan and the Pope, while Egyptian President Anwar Sadat is killed.

title: 1981

title: 1982

overview:
Ireland experiences its worst winter in 50 years. A controversial Budget leads to the collapse of the Fine Gael–Labour government, triggering an election. Charles Haughey survives a leadership challenge and becomes Taoiseach. Independent TD Tony Gregory secures a £90m deal for Dublin’s inner city.

Poland remains under martial law, banning ‘Solidarity,’ though Lech Walesa is freed. Ireland wins the Triple Crown after 33 years. Argentina invades the Falklands, sparking a British military response; 255 Britons and 652 Argentinians die.

Belfast’s DeLorean plant shuts down, costing 1,500 jobs. The IRA bombs London, killing eight. Two brutal murders lead to Malcolm MacArthur’s arrest at the Attorney General’s home, forcing the AG’s resignation.

Fianna Fáil debates Haughey’s leadership; he wins an open vote. In November, the government loses a confidence vote, prompting Ireland’s third election in 18 months. Fine Gael and Labour return to power.

title: 1982

title: 1983

overview: Factory closures and job losses, including Ranks and Dunlops in Cork, contribute to a gloomy public mood. The new government exposes Fianna Fáil’s phone-tapping scandal, leading to resignations, though Charles Haughey remains leader. Champion racehorse Shergar is kidnapped and never found. Businessman Don Tidey is rescued after a shootout kills a soldier and Garda officer. RTÉ airs Glenroe. Eamonn Coghlan wins the 5000m at the World Athletics Championships. The US supports Contra rebels in Nicaragua and invades Grenada. A divisive abortion amendment passes. Divorce reform efforts begin. Reagan announces ‘Star Wars’ missile defence. Nuclear disarmament protests grow. Dublin defeats Galway in the All-Ireland Football Final.

title: 1983

title: 1984

overview: Ronald and Nancy Reagan visit Ireland amid protests against US policy. The Colin McStay Appeal surpasses its £100,000 goal, funding his successful surgery in the US. British miners strike against pit closures. The New Ireland Forum report fails to impress the UK Prime Minister. Nicky Kelly is freed on humanitarian grounds, though many see it as a miscarriage of justice. Heroin devastates Dublin’s inner-city. Niall Quinn joins Arsenal. Despite a Communist boycott, the 1984 Olympics proceed, with John Treacy winning silver. MTV arrives in Ireland. PW Botha becomes South Africa’s President, but black citizens remain disenfranchised. A Dunnes Stores worker sparks an anti-apartheid strike. The Bhopal disaster kills 2,000+. Indira Gandhi is assassinated. An Irish priest is imprisoned in the Philippines but later released. The IRA bombs a Tory conference hotel. Charles Mitchel retires. Ethiopia faces famine, and a BBC report inspires Bob Geldof to act.

title: 1984

title: 1985

overview: Statue movement reports in Asdee and Ballinspittle spark debate—miracle or illusion? Ireland wins the 1985 Triple Crown. An Air India 747 crashes into the Atlantic, killing 329 in a suspected terrorist attack. At Heysel Stadium, a riot leads to dozens of soccer fans being crushed to death. Divorce referendum is delayed. Gorbachev introduces 'glasnost' in the USSR. Despite 'Star Wars' plans, US-Soviet relations improve. Barry McGuigan wins the World Featherweight title. Live Aid raises massive funds, with Ireland the highest per capita donor. The Progressive Democrats form a new political party. French agents bomb a Greenpeace ship in New Zealand. The Anglo-Irish Agreement gives the Republic a role in Northern affairs, sparking Unionist outrage. Spike Island prison is wrecked in a riot. 20,000 teachers rally for pay increases. Dublin street traders protest against a trading clampdown.

title: 1985

title: 1986

overview: 1986 sees strong Unionist opposition to the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Tragedy strikes with the Challenger disaster and the Chernobyl explosion. In Lebanon, Belfastman Brian Keenan is kidnapped. Hurricane Charlie devastates parts of Ireland. John Stalker is removed from his RUC investigation. A Dublin refuse strike leads to army intervention. The Irish Sweepstakes ends after 56 years. Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew marry. The Self Aid telethon highlights unemployment. The Kowloon Bridge tanker runs aground off Cork. Ireland rejects divorce in a referendum. Barry McGuigan retains his world title but later loses it. Evelyn Glenholmes is re-arrested after a failed extradition attempt. Ryanair launches low-cost flights. Emigration surges, with 30,000 people leaving and U.S. visa applications up 25%.

title: 1986

title: 1987

overview: The Fine Gael-Labour coalition collapses, with budget cuts dominating the election. Fianna Fáil returns to power as Charles Haughey becomes Taoiseach by one vote. Garret FitzGerald resigns as Fine Gael leader, replaced by Alan Dukes. In Britain, Margaret Thatcher wins a third term. 'Black Monday' shakes global markets, with a 22% drop in New York. Johnny Logan wins Eurovision again. A harsh Budget threatens jobs and closes state agencies. Scientists discover a massive ozone hole. Reagan faces the 'Irangate' scandal. Ireland qualifies for a major football tournament under Jack Charlton. IRA attacks and bombings rock Northern Ireland. Stephen Roche wins the Tour de France. AIDS awareness rises in Ireland. Irish immigration to the U.S. continues despite stricter controls.

title: 1987

title: 1988

overview: A 70ft Gulliver washes up in Dublin for the city's Millennium celebrations. Ireland hosts Eurovision; Switzerland wins with Celine Dion. The British government decides not to prosecute RUC officers after the Stalker-Sampson inquiry. The Court of Appeal rejects the Birmingham Six’s plea, while Sinn Féin and the SDLP begin talks. The Palestinian intifada erupts, met with an Israeli crackdown. In Gibraltar, the SAS kills three unarmed IRA members, sparking claims of a 'shoot to kill' policy. Loyalist and IRA violence follow at funerals. Ireland shines at Euro 1988 but falls to Holland. Budget cuts impact health; a tax amnesty raises £500m. France frees hostages in Beirut, but Briton John McCarthy and Belfast’s Brian Keenan remain captive. Gorbachev advances reforms; the US and USSR sign a nuclear treaty. Seoul hosts the Olympics; Ben Johnson is disgraced. Martin Cahill faces scrutiny. The Iran-Iraq war ends. A bomb destroys Pan Am Flight over Lockerbie, killing 270.

title: 1988

title: 1989

overview: In 1989, the 25th Dail is dissolved, leading to an inconclusive general election and coalition talks between Fianna Fail and the Progressive Democrats. Fianna Fail, under Charles Haughey, forms a coalition. Century Radio launches, and TV3 is announced. The M1 motorway crash kills 44 people. Cork wins the football final, Tipperary wins the hurling final. Gorbachev visits Shannon, initiating reforms in the Soviet Union. The ANC strengthens as apartheid weakens, though Mandela remains imprisoned. The Hillsborough disaster kills 96. Protests arise for army wives' rights. Iran orders the death of Salman Rushdie, and Ayatollah Khomeini dies. In Beijing, Chinese students protest, leading to a violent crackdown. The Guildford Four are freed, and Daniel Day-Lewis stars in My Left Foot. Ireland qualifies for the World Cup. The Berlin Wall falls, and communism collapses in Eastern Europe.

title: 1989

overview: The original series focused on the 1980s and first aired on Monday nights from 6 September to 8 November 1999

title: Season 1 - 1980's

Season 2 - 1990's

title: 1990

overview: Brian Lenihan’s presidential campaign falters after a taped conversation is leaked, leading Charles Haughey to sack him to maintain power. On November 9, 1990, Mary Robinson is elected President. Brian Keenan is freed after 1,597 days as a hostage in Beirut. Cardinal Tomas O'Fiaich dies, and Bishop Cahal Daly becomes Primate of All Ireland. Germany reunifies after 45 years, and Nelson Mandela is freed after 26 years in prison. The Channel Tunnel connects France and Britain, and Ireland prepares for its first-ever World Cup. Ireland’s team advances to the quarter-finals but loses to Italy. On August 2, 1990, Iraq invades Kuwait, leading to international tensions. The IRA uses 'proxy bombs', killing civilians and soldiers. Cork’s hurlers and footballers win All-Ireland titles. Margaret Thatcher resigns as Prime Minister on November 28, 1990.

title: 1990

title: 1991

overview: In 1991, Ian Paisley protested in Dublin against Northern Secretary Peter Brooke's decision to resume the Anglo-Irish Conference. In the World Cup, Ireland’s close loss to Australia in the quarter-finals captured attention. The Gulf War began with Operation Desert Storm, but a tragic incident occurred when a smart bomb hit a civilian shelter in Baghdad, killing hundreds. The war led to 50,000 deaths and ecological damage from oil fires. In Europe, the Maastricht Treaty set 1999 for a single currency. Corruption scandals hit Irish companies like Greencore and Telecom Eireann. In March, the Birmingham Six were freed after wrongful convictions. Meanwhile, economic challenges led many Irish citizens to emigrate. The Yugoslav conflict worsened, and in the USSR, hardline Communists attempted a coup, only to be defeated by Boris Yeltsin. In sports, Meath lost to Down in the All-Ireland Final, and Fianna Fáil saw a leadership contest with Albert Reynolds challenging Charles Haughey.

title: 1991

title: 1992

overview: In 1992, Ireland's High Court initially prevents a 14-year-old from travelling for an abortion, sparking the 'X' Case debate and a referendum. Unemployment hits record levels, with 290,000 out of work, particularly in Cork. The Labour Party in Britain seems poised for victory, but John Major leads the Tories to a fourth successive win. Joe Hendron of the SDLP wins the West Belfast seat from Gerry Adams. Los Angeles experiences the Rodney King race riots after four policemen are acquitted. RTÉ goes on strike for six weeks. Sean Doherty implicates Charles Haughey in a phone-tapping scandal, leading to Haughey's resignation and Albert Reynolds becoming Taoiseach. Dr. Eamonn Casey flees after admitting an affair. In sports, Ireland celebrates Michael Carruth’s Olympic gold. Bill Clinton wins the U.S. presidency. Political instability marks 1992, including the Beef Tribunal and a hung election.

title: 1992

title: 1993

overview: In 1993, Bill Clinton became the 42nd President of the USA. F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela shared the Nobel Peace Prize as South Africa moved towards majority rule. Israeli and Palestinian leaders signed a peace deal granting limited self-rule to Palestinian areas. Ireland formed a new coalition government, and Albert Reynolds was re-elected Taoiseach. Niamh Kavanagh won the Eurovision Song Contest with "In Your Eyes." The Waco siege ended tragically with 80 deaths. Russia faced a constitutional crisis, and the military crushed a rebellion. Northern Ireland's World Cup hopes were dashed in a draw with the Republic. Mary Robinson, Ireland’s first female president, met both Gerry Adams and Queen Elizabeth. The IRA's bombing in Warrington led to peace demonstrations. Aer Lingus began direct US flights, while Galway faced job losses from a plant closure. The year ended with the signing of the Downing Street Declaration for Northern Ireland peace talks.

title: 1993

title: 1994

overview: In 1994, O.J. Simpson was arrested for the murder of his ex-wife and her friend. The film Braveheart faced issues during filming, and Boris Yeltsin’s visit to Ireland was cut short. New drink-driving laws were introduced in Ireland, sparking rural discontent. In the World Cup, Ireland lost to Mexico and Holland, while Brazil won the tournament. Riverdance became a hit at Eurovision, where Ireland claimed its third consecutive win. The Rwandan genocide erupted, and the UN's response was insufficient. In Northern Ireland, sectarian violence continued, but peace efforts advanced with ceasefires from the IRA and loyalists. The government in Ireland collapsed over a scandal, leading to the resignation of Taoiseach Albert Reynolds. John Bruton became Taoiseach in December, ushering in a period of economic improvement and hope for peace.

title: 1994

title: 1995

overview: On 15 February 1995, England supporters riot at Lansdowne Road during a match against Ireland, causing the game to be abandoned and injuring 50 people. France conducts nuclear tests in the South Pacific, facing local and global opposition. Ireland's Hepatitis C scandal, caused by contaminated blood products, spans over 18 years, with anger over health officials' failure to act. In Oklahoma City, a bomb blast kills 168, carried out by right-wing extremists. Ireland's referendum on divorce sees a narrow win for "Yes." Workers protest the closure of the Irish Press due to debts. Prince Charles visits Ireland, and Dublin wins its first All-Ireland Football Final in 12 years. Bosnia's civil war ends with Western intervention. Ireland hosts Eurovision for the third year. In December, O.J. Simpson awaits his verdict, and Ireland bids farewell to Jack Charlton after a disappointing Euro 1996 campaign.

title: 1995

title: 1996

overview: In 1996, Dublin's Millennium Clock was launched but lasted only nine months. Teilifís na Gaeilge, Ireland's new TV service, debuted from Connemara. The BSE crisis, blamed on British animal feed practices, led to a drop in beef prices and affected Ireland’s EU Presidency. George Mitchell advanced Ireland's peace process, while the IRA ended its ceasefire with bomb attacks in London and Manchester. The Stormont talks began, though Unionist opposition remained strong. The Orangemen were permitted to march after loyalist violence. Ireland saw its first on-screen gay kiss in Fair City. The Spice Girls dominated pop music. Veronica Guerin was murdered, prompting a crackdown on crime. The Goldenbridge abuse allegations increased scrutiny of the Catholic Church. At the Atlanta Olympics, Michelle Smith won three gold medals amid drug rumors, and Ireland triumphed at Eurovision. Minister Michael Lowry resigned over financial scandals.

title: 1996

title: 1997

overview: In 1997, Radio Ireland is launched on St. Patrick's Day. Hong Kong returns to China after the end of Britain's 99-year lease. Ireland sees a government shift with Fianna Fáil and PDs replacing the Rainbow Coalition, supported by Independents. The UK Tories lose power to 'New Labour,' and Louise Woodward's conviction is reduced. Ireland faces a crisis in its immigration system, while Albania collapses into anarchy after pyramid scheme failures. Princess Diana and Mother Teresa die, triggering public mourning. The IRA calls a ceasefire, and Sinn Féin joins peace talks. The Spice Girls dominate pop music, and Clare wins the All-Ireland Hurling Final. Mary Robinson becomes UN High Commissioner, and Mary McAleese wins the Irish presidency. Dolly the Sheep sparks cloning debates, and the McCracken Tribunal uncovers corruption. The 'Pathfinder' probe successfully visits Mars, and Comet Hale-Bopp reaches Earth after 4,000 years.

title: 1997

title: 1998

overview: In 1998, Ireland saw significant changes and events. TV3 launched in September, and a scandal hit the National Irish Bank over improper customer charges. Car-clamping began in Dublin, and the economy boomed, with unemployment dropping and foreign investment rising. Bill Clinton faced a major scandal over an alleged affair, while historic peace talks at Stormont led to the Good Friday Agreement, which saw overwhelming support in the Republic and mixed reactions in the North. Former dictator Augusto Pinochet was arrested in London. In sports, Ireland had a memorable year, with soccer teams winning European championships, while tragedy struck in Omagh, where a bomb killed 29 people. Ireland also hosted the Tour de France and saw political protests over police pay.

title: 1998

title: 1999

overview: In 1999, Telecom Eireann shares are bought by 500,000 people, and a solar eclipse darkens most of Europe. MTV Europe's Music Awards bring stars to the Point Depot. Controversy follows the early release of Philip Sheedy, leading to resignations. Terry Keane reveals her affair with Charles Haughey. Irish soccer faces disappointment as Ireland fails to qualify for the European Finals. The North achieves devolution and a new British-Irish Agreement is signed. Jack Lynch is mourned in Cork. Tribunals reveal corruption, and George Redmond is questioned. The Ansbacher scandal unveils secret accounts. Finance Minister McCreevy's Budget sparks anger. East Timor votes for independence, while the US Senate acquits Clinton in the Lewinsky scandal. Nurses strike over pay, and Dana wins in the European elections. Policing reforms meet mixed reactions in Northern Ireland. Gay Byrne bids farewell after 37 years. The millennium is marked with celebrations and Newgrange's solstice.

title: 1999

overview: The second series focused on the 1990s and first aired on Monday nights from 11 September to 27 November 2000 except on 30 October and 13 November.

title: Season 2 - 1990's

Season 3 - 1970's

title: 1970

overview: In the 1970s, Dublin thrives with a vibrant nightclub scene. Apollo 13's moon mission is marred by a catastrophic explosion, but the astronauts return safely. Pele leads Brazil to victory in the 1970 World Cup. Ireland's Catholic bishops lift a ban on attending Trinity College, Dublin. Eamon and Sinead de Valera celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary, and Dublin opens the Dandelion Market. Dana wins Ireland's first Eurovision with "All Kinds Of Everything." The Biafran war ends with rebels surrendering to Nigeria. The U.S. continues withdrawing troops from Vietnam. At Kent State, National Guardsmen kill four protestors. Anti-apartheid protests occur during the South African rugby tour in Dublin. Ireland’s political scene is rocked by the Arms Crisis, leading to the dismissal of Charles Haughey and Neil Blaney.

title: 1970

title: 1971

overview: Ireland's top businessman, Tony O'Reilly, predicts more foreign investment but warns against multinational dominance. Irish art students demand curriculum reforms, while RTE prepares for its first live colour TV production during the Eurovision Song Contest. Fianna Fail faces internal strife as Kevin Boland challenges leadership over the Arms Crisis and calls for action on Northern Ireland, ultimately defeated by Patrick Hillery. In Vietnam, South Vietnam disrupts the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and the US continues withdrawing troops. The Irish Women's Liberation Movement protests the contraception ban. Cigarette ads are banned on TV, while the drinks trade flourishes. Internment without trial is introduced in Northern Ireland, causing widespread violence and refugee displacement. China joins the UN despite US opposition, and President Nixon plans a visit. Kilkenny loses to Tipperary in hurling, while Offaly beats Galway in football. Ireland adopts a new decimal currency.

title: 1971

title: 1972

overview: In Ireland, after the government agrees to join the European Economic Community, a referendum campaign ensues. Labour and left-wing groups oppose, but Fianna Fail and Fine Gael support, leading to a 'Yes' vote by a large margin. In the U.S., George McGovern challenges Nixon for the presidency, while the Watergate break-in gains little attention. Unemployment hits the West of Ireland, causing many to seek work abroad, dividing families. Bloody Sunday occurs in Derry, where British soldiers kill 13 civil rights marchers, provoking outrage. The IRA carries out bombings in Belfast, and Muhammad Ali fights in Dublin. The 1972 Olympics are marked by tragedy as Palestinian militants kill 11 Israeli athletes in Munich. As U.S. troops withdraw from Vietnam, Nixon visits China, and Ireland makes constitutional changes. Northern Ireland is placed under direct rule, and the Provisional IRA intensifies violence, including the bombing campaign on 'Bloody Friday.'

title: 1972

title: 1973

overview: In the 1973 Irish general election, the Fine Gael-Labour coalition wins, marking the first change of government in 16 years. A report on women’s equality recommends major reforms, and while the Civil Service lifts the marriage bar, women in manufacturing earn only 43% of men’s pay. Ballymun still lacks adequate facilities despite housing 17,000 people, including 6,000 children. The Irish production of Jesus Christ Superstar begins rehearsals with Luke Kelly, Colm Wilkinson, and Tony Kenny. In global events, the Vietnam War ends, Juan Perón is re-elected in Argentina, and the IRA frees members in a helicopter escape. A military coup in Chile ousts President Allende. During the Yom Kippur War, Egypt and Syria attack Israel, escalating tensions. The Watergate scandal and Nixon’s legal battles unfold, while Erskine Childers is elected President of Ireland. In sports, Limerick wins the All-Ireland hurling final and Cork claims the football title. Thin Lizzy scores a UK hit.

title: 1973

title: 1974

overview: In 1974, Cearbhall ó Dálaigh becomes Ireland's fifth president after Erskine Childers' sudden death. A nine-week bus strike in Dublin leads to the Army providing transport. West Germany beats Holland in the World Cup Final. U.S. President Nixon resigns over the Watergate scandal. ABBA wins the Eurovision Song Contest, and 'Joseph And His Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat' becomes a major hit in Dublin. An oil spill at Bantry Bay causes local outrage. The Dublin and Monaghan bombings kill 33 people. Turkish forces invade Cyprus following a Greek coup. Rory Gallagher enjoys success in music, while Nell McCafferty leads new women's campaigns. The Irish legal system faces criticism over illegitimacy laws. In sports, Kilkenny wins the hurling final, and Dublin dominates football. Patty Hearst is kidnapped by the SLA. The IRA conducts bombings in Britain, leading to wrongful convictions.

title: 1974

title: 1975

overview: In 1975, Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema is kidnapped by the IRA in Limerick, demanding the release of prisoners. After a 17-day siege in Monasterevin, two captors surrender. In Saigon, North Vietnamese forces seize power, ending the Vietnam War as Westerners are airlifted out. Charles Haughey returns to politics, becoming Opposition spokesman on Health. Margaret Thatcher becomes the first female leader of the British Conservative Party. Eamon de Valera dies, leaving behind a legacy as a key figure in Irish history. An IRA gang holds hostages in London, ending a six-day siege peacefully. Internment without trial in Northern Ireland ends. The Miami Showband is ambushed by the UVF, resulting in three deaths. Unarmed Garda officer Michael Reynolds is killed during a bank raid. L'Escargot wins the Grand National, and Kilkenny and Kerry claim All-Ireland titles. Ireland faces a recession, high inflation, and rising unemployment.

title: 1975

title: 1976

overview: In 1976, the £5 note design changed, featuring poet John Scotus Erigena instead of Lady Hazel Lavery. Violent riots in Soweto lead to open revolt and hundreds of deaths as South African security forces are instructed to restore order. In Rhodesia, Prime Minister Ian Smith agrees to a plan to end white minority rule. Ireland's Cabinet Minister Paddy Donegan sparks a crisis after criticizing President Cearbhall Ó Dálaigh, who resigns. Patrick Hillery is elected President. Harold Wilson resigns as UK Prime Minister, succeeded by James Callaghan. Ireland faces a severe recession, with Finance Minister Richie Ryan introducing strict measures. The year also sees a bank strike, Abba topping charts, and Nadia Comaneci winning three Olympic golds. Jimmy Carter is elected U.S. President, while tensions in Northern Ireland escalate with IRA violence. In sports, Cork wins the All-Ireland Hurling Final, and Dublin defeats Kerry in the Football Final.

title: 1976

title: 1977

overview: The 'Brendan Voyage' ends in Newfoundland after a 4,000-mile journey across the Atlantic, retracing the path of sixth-century Irish monks. Queen Elizabeth celebrates 25 years on the British throne and visits Northern Ireland, where protests occur. Punk rock surges in popularity, with the Sex Pistols releasing 'God Save The Queen.' Ireland's 'Hot Press' magazine launches, targeting the youth market. In Dublin, a 12-hour armed siege at a store ends with a surrender. Fine Gael addresses rising crime with tougher laws. An industrial dispute at Shannonbridge ESB causes power cuts for a week. Dublin wins the All-Ireland Football Final and Cork claims the Hurling title. The Ferenka plant in Limerick shuts down, costing 1,400 jobs. A deadly jet collision in Tenerife kills 574 people. Fianna Fail wins a landslide victory in the general election, and the Boomtown Rats score their first Top Ten hit. Steve Biko dies in police custody, and a loyalist strike in Northern Ireland fails.

title: 1977

title: 1978

overview: In 1978, Ireland's offshore exploration continues with £100m spent on oil search and Kinsale gas becoming commercially available. The US brokers a peace deal between Israel and Egypt, but Lebanon remains a conflict hotspot, leading to Irish peacekeepers being deployed. Protests erupt over plans to build offices at Dublin's Viking settlement, but the construction proceeds. The year sees the death of Pope Paul VI, followed by Pope John Paul I, and the election of Pope John Paul II. The IRA commits the horrific La Mon Hotel bombing. In sports, Kerry defeats Dublin in the All-Ireland football final, while Cork wins hurling. Anti-nuclear protests stop a proposed power station at Carnsore Point. Environmental concerns arise in County Cork over asbestos dumping. Pirate radio stations grow in popularity, leading to calls for legalization, as RTE launches its second TV channel, RTE 2.

title: 1978

title: 1979

overview: In 1979, Vietnamese "boat people" flee poverty and persecution, with Ireland accepting refugees through a resettlement program. Iran becomes an Islamic republic after the Shah is ousted, and U.S. hostages are taken at the embassy. Pope John Paul II visits Ireland, drawing over a million people to a Mass in Dublin. Ireland faces the worst year for industrial disputes, with army intervention during a nationwide bus strike and a four-month postal strike. PAYE workers protest the tax system. Industrial disputes cost over 1.46 million working days. Lord Mountbatten is killed by an IRA bomb, and 18 British soldiers die in a separate bombing. In Cambodia, the Khmer Rouge regime’s atrocities are exposed. Kilkenny and Kerry win the 1979 All-Ireland hurling and football titles, respectively. Fianna Fáil leader Jack Lynch resigns, and Charles Haughey becomes Taoiseach. Margaret Thatcher is elected UK Prime Minister.

title: 1979

overview: The third series focused on the 1970s and first aired on Tuesday nights from 10 September to 12 November 2002.

title: Season 3 - 1970's

Season 4 - 1960's

title: 1962

overview:
In the first programme of the new series, a look back at 1962 when the Beatles had their first hit, Sean Connery played James Bond, and the Cuban Missile Crisis brought the world close to nuclear war.

Music:

Neil Sedaka - Breaking Up Is Hard to Do

The Beatles - Love Me Do

Ketty Lester - Love Letters

The Tokens - The Lion Sleeps Tonight

Chubby Checker - The Twist

Cliff Richard and The Shadows - The Young Ones

Patsy Cline - Crazy

Dion - The Wanderer

Kenny Lynch - Up On The Roof

The Ronnie Drew Group - McAlpine's Fusiliers

Roy Orbison - Dream Baby

title: 1962

title: 1963

overview:
A look back at 1963 when President Kennedy visited Ireland, Martin Luther King delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech, and President Kennedy was assassinated.

Music:

The Beatles - She Loves You

Dusty Springfield - I Only Want to Be With You

The Crystals - Da Doo Ron Ron

Bob Dylan - Blowin' in the Wind

Roy Orbison - Blue Bayou

Bobby Vee - The Night Has A Thousand Eyes

Gerry and the Pacemakers - How Do You Do It?

Cliff Richard and The Shadows - Summer Holiday

Gerry and the Pacemakers - You'll Never Walk Alone

title: 1963

title: 1964

overview:
In this edition, a look back at 1964 when Lyndon Johnson won a landslide victory in the US, Cassius Clay became Muhammad Ali and World Champion, and fighting in Vietnam began in  earnest.  Closer to home, in the UK a series of riots broke out in southern England and in Ireland the stars for the 1964 Jacob's TV awards were announced and Gay Byrne and Kathleen Watkins marry.

Music:

The Beatles - I Feel Fine

Petula Clark - Downtown

The Animals - The House of the Rising Sun

Millie - My Boy Lollipop

Gerry and the Pacemakers - Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying

Mary Wells - My Guy

The Beach Boys - I Get Around

Dionne Warwick - Walk on By

The Supremes - Baby Love

The Bachelors - Diane

title: 1964

title: 1965

overview:
In 1965, Taoiseach Sean Lemass travelled to Belfast to meet Northern Ireland's Prime Minister Terence O'Neill and O'Neill made a return visit to Dublin. The Russians carried out a successful space walk, and in Alabama civil rights demonstrators were attacked when they staged a Freedom March.

Music:

Brendan Bowyer with the Royal Showband - The Hucklebuck

The Rolling Stones - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Donovan - Catch the Wind

The Temptations - My Girl

The Hollies - I'm Alive

Otis Redding - Ole Man Trouble

Sonny and Cher - I Got You Babe

Butch Moore - Walking the Streets in the Rain

Val Doonican - Walk Tall

title: 1965

title: 1966

overview:
This week, a look at 1966. England won the World Cup, Indira Gandhi became prime minister of India, and Eamon de Valera was president of Ireland for a second term.

Music:

The Rolling Stones - Get off of My Cloud

Tom Jones - Green Green Grass of Home

Dickie Rock - Come Back to Stay

The Who - My Generation

Simon and Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence

Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made for Walkin'

Fontella Bass - Rescue Me

The Supremes - You Can't Hurry Love

Chris Farlowe - Out of Time

title: 1966

title: 1967

overview:
A look back to 1967 when Elvis got hitched, Mick Jagger was caught for drug offences, and the Six Day War between Israel and Egypt, Syria and Jordan was fought.

Music:

Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl

The Dubliners -Seven Drunken Nights

The Monkees - I'm a Believer

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Hey Joe

Bob Dylan - All Along the Watchtower

Simon and Garfunkel - The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)

Engelbert Humperdinck - Release Me

The Rolling Stones - Ruby Tuesday

Seán Dunphy - If I Could Choose

Sandie Shaw - Puppet on a String

title: 1967

title: 1968

overview:
A look back at 1968 when the Ballymun development was completed, Apollo 8 orbited the moon, and the Beatles released Yellow Submarine.

Music:

The Foundations - Build Me Up Buttercup

Cliff Richard - Congratulations

Pat McGeegan - Chance of a Lifetime

Massiel - La, La, La

The Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin

Bob Dylan - Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn)

Smokey Robinson & the Miracles - I Second That Emotion

The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil

Marvin Gaye - I Heard It through the Grapevine

Joe Dolan - You're Such a Good Looking Woman

title: 1968

title: 1969

overview: In the last of the series, a look at 1969 when Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon, Concorde took to the skies, and John Lennon and Yoko Ono had a 'bed-in' for peace.

title: 1969

overview: The fourth series focused on the 1960s (1962 to 1969 only) and first aired on Friday nights from 10 September to 29 October 2004. It features neither 1960 nor 1961 as these pre-date the official launch of Telefís Éireann, the television arm of the national broadcaster. It was felt, presumably, that there would be too little archive material from which to make an engaging programme about these years. Indeed, the episodes covering the first half of the 1960s are characterised by extensive use of photographs and posters, as opposed to film and video footage, to represent various historical events.

title: Season 4 - 1960's

Season 5 - 2000's

title: 2000

overview: In 2000, Sonia O'Sullivan won silver in the 5000m at the Sydney Olympics, while Brian O'Driscoll emerged as a rugby star with three tries in a 27-25 victory over France. The U.S. presidential election became a legal battle between George W. Bush and Al Gore over Florida votes. In Abbeylara, Co. Longford, an armed siege ended with Gardaí shooting John Carthy. The year also saw the Concorde crash and the 'Kursk' submarine disaster. In Ireland, angry Eircom shareholders, Frank Dunlop's revelations at the Flood Tribunal, and a taxi strike made headlines. Ireland's economy boomed, creating 100,000 jobs, and Finance Minister Charlie McCreevy introduced record tax cuts. TV saw Gay Byrne host Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, and Anna Nolan was in Big Brother. Westlife matched The Beatles' record of consecutive UK Number One hits, and U2 received the Freedom of Dublin.

title: 2000

title: 2001

overview: 2001 was marked by the September 11 attacks, where over 3,000 people died when al-Qaeda hijacked four planes, hitting New York’s Twin Towers, the Pentagon, and Pennsylvania. In Ireland, large crowds attended religious ceremonies for Saint Thérèse of Lisieux. The 'Bertie Bowl' controversy arose over plans for a new sports campus, and Bertie Ahern appeared on RTÉ's The Premiership. Irish soccer fans celebrated World Cup qualification, and the TV show Bachelors Walk debuted. The first Harry Potter film was released, and Jeremy Irons restored a medieval castle in West Cork. The outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease affected both Ireland and Northern Ireland. Tanaiste Mary Harney married, the SSIA savings scheme launched, and Ellen MacArthur set solo sailing records. Sectarian violence continued in Belfast, and tragedy struck when eight Turkish migrants died in a freight container in Wexford.

title: 2001

character: Self (archive footage)

title: 2002

overview: In 2002, Ireland's World Cup campaign was marred by a dispute between captain Roy Keane and manager Mick McCarthy, leading to Keane’s departure from the camp. Despite this, Ireland reached the second phase before losing to Spain in a penalty shootout. Fianna Fáil returned to power in Ireland’s general election. In entertainment, Paul McCartney married Heather Mills, and Daniel O'Donnell married Majella McLennan. The Taliban were ousted from Afghanistan, and tensions rose over Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction. In pop culture, Nadine Coyle was dropped from Six for lying about her age but later joined Girls Aloud. The Euro replaced the punt in Ireland, new driving penalties were introduced, and plastic bag levies were imposed. Golfer Paul McGinley helped Europe win the Ryder Cup, and Armagh won its first All-Ireland football title.

title: 2002

title: 2003

overview: In 2003, over 7,000 athletes from 160 countries participated in the Special Olympics in Ireland. Dublin's Spire was completed, and the Jeanie Johnston ship made its maiden voyage. Rosanna Davison won Miss World, and Westlife's Nicky Byrne married Georgina Ahern in a private ceremony in France. Ireland's health services faced a crisis with overcrowded A&E departments and long waiting lists. Globally, the Iraq War dominated, followed by civil unrest, and the Columbia shuttle disaster occurred. The year also saw the outbreak of SARS. Tyrone's Gaelic football team won their first senior All-Ireland title, and on TV, Mickey Harte represented Ireland at Eurovision, while the Cabin Fever reality show failed when its boat sank.

title: 2003

title: 2004

overview: In 2004, Ireland saw significant events such as the introduction of a smoking ban, Brian McFadden leaving Westlife, and a £26 million raid at the Northern Bank. Trams returned to Dublin with the LUAS, while fake tan, botox, and men's grooming grew in popularity. The launch of Ireland's Oxegen and Electric Picnic festivals marked cultural milestones. Google and eBay chose Ireland for their European headquarters. At the Athens Olympics, Ireland's only medal was marred by controversy after Cian O'Connor's horse tested positive. Ireland's EU Presidency saw ten countries join the EU, and Taoiseach Bertie Ahern attended a G8 summit. Globally, George Bush won a second term, the US struggled in Iraq, and the Asian tsunami devastated 13 countries.

title: 2004

title: 2005

overview: Reeling in the Years highlights key events of 2005, including Cork becoming the European City of Culture, Waterford hosting the Tall Ships, and Dundrum’s new shopping centre. Internationally, it marked the Live 8 concerts, Hurricane Katrina, the death of Pope John Paul II, and the 7/7 London bombings. Domestically, the Shell to Sea campaign opposed a gas pipeline in Co. Mayo, with the 'Rossport Five' jailed for 94 days. Belfast mourned George Best, while the Sony Playstation and Xbox 360 launched. Eddie Hobbs’ Rip-Off Republic was a TV hit, and a photo of Minister Willie O'Dea backfired after he was pictured pointing a gun at a camera.

title: 2005

title: 2006

overview: In 2006, chaos erupted in Dublin during the 'Love Ulster' riot following a loyalist march on O'Connell Street. Despite challenges for Irish soccer manager Steve Staunton, there were notable sporting achievements, including Derval O'Rourke's World Indoor Championships gold, Katie Taylor’s boxing titles, and Bernard Dunne’s European Super bantamweight win. Munster won the Heineken Cup, and Ireland claimed the Triple Crown. Political pressure mounted on Taoiseach Bertie Ahern after financial revelations. On TV, Pat Kenny showcased the Nintendo Wii, and The Podge And Rodge Show was popular. The Wind That Shakes The Barley won the Palme D'Or at Cannes, while global issues like climate change and the war in Lebanon dominated headlines.

title: 2006

title: 2007

overview: In 2007, Padraig Harrington won the British Open, and Ireland's cricket team triumphed over Pakistan at the World Cup. The Spice Girls and Boyzone reunited, while Apple launched the iPhone. Many Irish went Christmas shopping in New York. The 2007 election saw the 'Rumble in Ranelagh' and a disastrous result for the Progressive Democrats, leading to Michael McDowell's resignation. The Green Party joined Fianna Fail in coalition. In January, three fishing boats sank off Ireland's south coast, and in May, Madeleine McCann was abducted in Portugal. Galway faced months without clean water, and protests continued over the M3 motorway. The old Lansdowne Road stadium was demolished, and Ireland beat England 43-13 at Croke Park. In Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein and the DUP shared power, marking political progress.

title: 2007

title: 2008

overview: Reeling in the Years reflects on 2008, when Bertie Ahern resigned as Taoiseach and was succeeded by Brian Cowen. Globally, Barack Obama was elected U.S. president, campaigning with "Yes We Can." The Beijing Olympics featured a spectacular opening, and Irish boxers won three medals. The song "Falling Slowly" from Once earned an Oscar. Ireland rejected the Lisbon Treaty, while Dustin the Turkey performed at Eurovision. Cork's GAA players went on strike, and Munster won the Heineken Cup. Irish troops were sent to Chad for peacekeeping. The global financial crisis hit hard, with Lehman Brothers collapsing, and Ireland's economy faltering. The government issued a two-year guarantee for banks.

title: 2008

title: 2009

overview: In 2009, Thierry Henry's controversial handball prevented Ireland from reaching the World Cup. Irish rugby celebrated its first Grand Slam in 61 years, while Leinster won the Heineken Cup. American pilot Chesley Sullenberger became a hero after safely crash-landing US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River. Ireland faced devastating floods, especially in Cork. The country launched an H1N1 vaccination campaign, and Pat Kenny stepped down from The Late Late Show. Ireland voted 'Yes' to the Lisbon Treaty, but public outrage followed the release of reports on child abuse by the State and Church. Michael Jackson and Stephen Gately passed away, and Barack Obama was inaugurated as U.S. President. Amid financial turmoil, Ireland nationalized Anglo Irish Bank and introduced NAMA to address a banking crisis.

title: 2009

overview: The fifth series focused on the 2000s and first aired on Sunday nights from 17 October to 26 December 2010 except on 28 November.

title: Season 5 - 2000's

Season 6 - 2010's

Reeling In The Years | RTÉ

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title: 2010

overview: The stories and the soundtrack of the year 2010, when Ireland was hit by freezing weather in January: temperatures dropped to -16.3 degrees in the coldest spell for almost fifty years. David Cameron replaced Labour’s Gordon Brown as Prime Minister. In Haiti, an earthquake killed an estimated 222,000 people and left more than 2 million others homeless.

title: 2010

title: 2011

overview: A look at music and news from 2011, a year when Ireland hosted visits from Britain's Queen Elizabeth and US president Barack Obama. Ireland also got a new President: Michael D Higgins, and London hosted a royal wedding as Kate Middleton married Prince William.

title: 2011

title: 2012

overview: A dip into the news and music archives from 2012, when Katie Taylor won boxing gold for Ireland at the London Olympics, and Barack Obama won a second term in office as US President.

title: 2012

title: 2013

overview: A dip into the news and music archives from 2013, when the horsemeat scandal rocked Europe, Northern Ireland hosted the G8 summit of world leaders, Ireland's women's rugby union team won the Grand Slam and Wicklow singer-songwriter Hozier released Take Me to Church.

title: 2013

title: 2014

overview: The hits and the headlines of 2014, when music superstar Garth Brooks tried and failed to play five concerts at Croke Park, billionaire businessman Donald Trump bought the Doonbeg golf resort in Co Clare and boxer Katie Taylor won a fifth world title in a row.

title: 2014

title: 2015

overview: The hits and the headlines of 2015, when Storm Desmond and Storm Frank brought damage and devastation across the country, and Ireland went to the polls in a constitutional referendum to legalise same-sex marriage.

title: 2015

title: 2016

overview: The hits and the headlines of 2016, a year that saw a general election in Ireland, the Brexit referendum in the UK and Donald Trump's election as US president.

title: 2016

title: 2017

overview: Reeling in the Years looks back to the stories and the soundtrack of 2017 when Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 45th President of the United States. When Enda Kenny stepped down after six years in office, Leo Varadkar beat Simon Coveney in the contest to become Taoiseach and as leader of Fine Gael.

title: 2017

title: 2018

overview: Reeling in the Years looks back to the hits and the headlines of 2018. Ireland came to a standstill when two big weather events collided: the 'Beast From The East' and ‘Storm Emma’ brought blizzards and freezing temperatures across the country. Schools were closed for several days, airports were shut down and shops ran short of food supplies

title: 2018

title: 2019

overview: Reeling in the Years recalls the hits and the headlines of 2019, when Shane Lowry won the British Open golf tournament at Royal Portrush in Co. Antrim. The Open champion returned home in triumph to Clara, Co. Offaly. US vice-president Mike Pence came to Ireland this year, tracing his family connections in Sligo and in Doonbeg, Co. Clare.

title: 2019

overview: The 6th series focusing on events from 2010 until 2019. From Katie Taylor to Kodaline, from Mrs Brown’s Boys to the marriage referendum, from ‘Fake News’ to Fidget Spinners.

title: Season 6 - 2010's

overview: Each episode looks back at the news and events of a particular year, using news archive footage, along with subtitles as the means of narration, to recount notable Irish and international events of the time.

title: Reeling in the Years

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original_title: Reeling in the Years


title: Talk Soup

type: Backdrop

type: Poster

status: Ended

The Best of Talk Soup Part 1

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Specials

title: January 5, 1998

overview: 1st Annual Film Festival

title: January 5, 1998

title: Season 1

Season 1

title: January 7, 1991

title: January 7, 1991

character: Self - Host

type: Cast

overview: Season 1 of Talk Soup premiered on January 7, 1991.

Season 6

title: January 5, 1998

title: January 5, 1998

Season 7

title: January 4, 1999

title: January 4, 1999

overview: Talk Soup aired selected clips of the previous day's daily talk shows—ranging from daytime entries like The Jerry Springer Show and to celebrity interview shows like The Tonight Show—surrounded by humorous commentary delivered by the host. Although Talk Soup poked fun at the talk shows, it also advertised the topics and guests of upcoming broadcasts of them. Despite this several talk shows including The Oprah Winfrey Show refused to allow clips of their shows to be shown on the series. During its run, Talk Soup was nominated for five Daytime Emmy Awards, winning once in 1995 for Outstanding Special Class Program. It remains the only E! show to ever win an Emmy.

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department: Sound

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department: Production

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original_language: en


title: Sparkle Friends

overview:
Sparkle Friends was an animated series produced for New Zealand's long running children's show, What Now?. The series stars the What Now presenters as children and also a magical creature named Gun-gi who vomits a green liquid which makes the presenters have super powers. Each episode is approximately 3 minutes long and is produced in 1 week by Mukpuddy Animation.

Sparkle Friends is now broadcast in Australia on ABC Television.

title: Sparkle Friends

original_title: Sparkle Friends


title: On the Money

overview:
CNBC's On the Money, hosted by Carmen Wong Ulrich, is a television program that focuses primarily on personal finance, a programming departure from CNBC's "investor focused" weekday programming.

The show premiered on October 10, 2005 with Dylan Ratigan as host. Ratigan was replaced by Melissa Francis in 2007 and remained on CNBC's schedule until October 5, 2007. On September 27, it was announced that the program would be removed from the schedule effective October 10, due in part to low ratings, but the last edition was aired on October 5.

The program was completely revamped and relaunched on August 4, 2008 featuring new CNBC personality Carmen Wong Ulrich The program is now more of a financial advice show, similar to The Suze Orman Show.

On the Money was reduced from a daily 10pm program, to a single Saturday night airing effective June 1, 2009. On August 25, 2009, CNBC announced that it would be canceling the program for the second time, shifting resources to their more successful documentary unit.

This program is not be confused with the current On the Money with Maria Bartiromo, which was retitled as such in January 2013 from The Wall Street Journal Report after the end of the NBC/Dow Jones partnership deal.

title: On the Money

original_title: On the Money


title: Alt.news 26:46

status: ReturningSeries

Season 1

title: Season 1

Season 2

title: Season 2

Season 5

title: Season 5

Season 6

title: Season 6

title: Season 7

Season 8

title: Episode 8.01

title: Episode 8.01

title: Episode 8.03

overview: On this episode alt.news explores the comedic genius of Republican Representative Richard Martin, a man with a big mouth and an even bigger agenda. Then meet Circut, he’s a successful businessman, music producer, and overall hustler. What’s the secret to his success? Tune in to find out. Finally, alt.news get’s the dish on the most unique restaurant we have ever seen. If you like Ninjas and Sushi, you need to check this out.

title: Episode 8.03

title: Episode 8.04

title: Episode 8.04

title: Episode 8.05

title: Episode 8.05

title: Episode 8.06

title: Episode 8.06

title: Season 8

Season 9

title: Episode 9.03

overview: Criminal rehabilitation, revolutionizing the game of basketball with donkeys, voiceover legend Don LaFontaine, and Blue Man Group.

title: Episode 9.03

title: Season 9

Season 10

title: Episode 10.01

title: Episode 10.01

title: Episode 10.02

title: Episode 10.02

title: Episode 10.03

overview: New York City activists, Los Angeles performers, Museum of Sex, "tug-of-war" rivalry of Illinois and Iowa over the Mississippi river.

title: Episode 10.03

title: Episode 10.04

title: Episode 10.04

title: Episode 10.05

overview: A look into the history of alt.news and where it all started, as well as how it has evolved to the show it is today.

title: Episode 10.05

title: Episode 10.06

title: Episode 10.06

title: Episode 10.07

title: Episode 10.07

title: Season 10

Season 11

title: Episode 11.01

title: Episode 11.01

title: Episode 11.02

title: Episode 11.02

title: Episode 11.03

overview: On this episode of alt.news 26:46, we’ll visit St. Louis to take a barefoot walk down memory lane with Hanson to help with their fight against global poverty. Then get your permission slip and three dollars ready because we’re taking you on a field trip to Colorado where you’ll get a lesson on alternative learning from Watershed School. Finally, we’ll take a study break to hang out with some friends from Madison, Wisconsin who take piercing to new heights. But first we’re going to take a hike up the mountains of Colorado to Bishop Castle where a man is building his dreams one stone at a time.

title: Episode 11.03

title: Season 11

Season 12

title: Episode 12.01

overview: The season premiere episode of alt.news 26:46 will take you down the dark Milwaukee alleys to a secret spy hideaway, and all the way to Ohio as we join field reporter John Elder at the Ohio College of Clowning Arts. Our last stop will be in Columbus, Ohio, where established poet Mark Turns has even given us an exclusive all-access pass to his creative process. Before we do all that, we’d like to shoot you up in the air at fifty miles per hour with human cannonball, David “The Bullet” Smith at the DuQuoin State Fair. Tighten up your helmets: This is alt.news, and it starts NOW.

title: Episode 12.01

title: Episode 12.02

overview: On another thrilling episode of alt.news 26:46, we’ll be taking you to the Delmar Loop, a cultural hotspot in St. Louis, where we’ll show you how some privately-owned shops are staying alive. And ladies, get ready to swoon over this year’s James Dean Festival. We’ll take you to the birthplace of the legend where residents keep James Dean’s memory strong. Next, we’ll delve into the alt.vault with Jim Bishop, The Castle Builder, but first we’ll take you into the boxing ring with field reporter Zac Kolves in the first installation of “Zac VS.” This is alt.

title: Episode 12.02

title: Episode 12.03

overview: On this episode of alt.news 26:46, we’ll check into the Hotel Louisville, a Kentucky hotel that focuses on rehabilitating the mind, body, and spirit of those truly in need. After that, we’ll head to the Limelite in Nashville, TN, to see an electronic dub-step band that’s revolutionizing improvisation. Next, we’ll follow field reporter Katie McCall to Boston, MA, as she takes a look at bad art at it’s finest, but first we’ll dive into the underground world of Pinball and reveal some of its most shadowed secrets.

title: Episode 12.03

title: Episode 12.04

overview: On this episode, we’ll take you to St. Paul The Apostle Church in New York where art activism is benefiting the Trevor Project. Next, we’ll meet up with Jimmy McMillian, the brilliant mind behind The Rent is Too Damn High party. Then we’ll take a look at a restaurant in Springfield, Illinois that produces the largest commercial pizza in the world. But first we’ll swing over to the Trapeze School in New York City that will be sure to get you flying high.

title: Episode 12.04

title: Episode 12.05

overview: On this episode, we delve into the music scene with Less Than Jake, Here Come the Mummies, The Punch Brothers, and Dickwolf.

title: Episode 12.05

title: Episode 12.06

overview: On this episode we’ll be showing the premiere of the 7th annual alt.news short film, We Are Dinosaurs. Stay tuned after the movie for a behind the scenes look of how the film came together. But first, we’ll head to Springfield, IL to see a different kind of pet lodging facility.

title: Episode 12.06

title: Season 12

Season 13

title: Episode 13.01

overview: On the season premiere of alt.news 26:46, it’s our Fantasy Sports Edition! First, our field reporter Zac Kolves heads to Ohio to pack on the pounds just to bike them off again. Then we’ll take a trip up to Chicago where we’ll see the real world of Quidditch. And last, we’ll delve into the world of medieval combat fighting, Dagorhir. Stay tuned after that to see an exclusive behind the scenes look of this years open.

title: Episode 13.01

title: Episode 13.02

overview: On our second episode of season 13, its time again for Distortion 415. First, we hang out with Those Darlins to talk about their band and the rock camp where they met. Then we’ll sit down with Trampled by Turtles and spend some time at their concert. After that we talk to The Gordons, a folk-rock couple from Illinois. Finally, we rock out hard with metal band Dillinger Escape Plan.

title: Episode 13.02

title: Episode 13.03

overview: On this episode we’ll go up to Chicago to follow Tinley Wish as they take gifts to families in need. Then we’ll head down to Kentucky to talk to the horse rehabilitation non-profit Second Stride, and after that we’ll explore a Day in the Life of a whiskey barrel at a factory in Cuba, Missouri. Finally we’ll check out the band Here Come the Mummies and rock with the undead.

title: Episode 13.03

title: Episode 13.04

overview: On this episode we’ll go to Lemp Mansion, participate in a dance marathon for charity, talk to Calls From Home, and learn about the history of a horseshoe sandwich.

title: Episode 13.04

title: Episode 13.05

overview: Take a road trip with alt.news as we go down to Alabama to visit the birthplace of Kermit the Frog. Then we’ll stop to play at the City Museum, a multistory playhouse in St. Louis. After that we’ll grab a bite to eat at Moonshine Store, home of the moonburger in Southern Illinois. Lastly we’ll visit the owners of Holy Smoke who are providing a unique end-of-life option for the hunting and outdoor enthusiast.

title: Episode 13.05

title: Episode 13.06

overview: On this episode we see a trailer for F$#king B@%ch, a Kid Tiger music video for “Seasick; Homesick”, and the short film “My Dad Lives in a Trunk.

title: Episode 13.06

title: Season 13

Season 14

title: Episode 14.01

overview: On the first episode of the season, alt.news 26:46 travels to New York City to introduce you to both real-life superheroes and a very unique artist. We will also visit St. Louis for the happiest 5k on the planet and a high-flying balloon race. Plus, we’ll take you behind the scenes of our crazy new open.

title: Episode 14.01

title: Episode 14.02

overview: On this episode... alt.news presents Distortion 415 where we'll meet up with indy heart throbs Imagine Dragons, folk legend and former Men at Work frontman Colin Hay, alternative chart topper AWOLNATION, and rap prodigy Mac Miller. We'll also take you on a tour of the legendary Blackbird Studios in Nashville, Tennessee all on this episode of alt.news's Distortion 415.

title: Episode 14.02

title: Episode 14.03

overview: On this episode... alt.news meets up with field reporter David Goold as he takes on the 12-mile Tough Mudder course. After that, alt.news presents the Illinois band Kid Tiger's debut music video for Seasick, Homesick. Finally we'll head down to Texas to check out the world's first ultra-accessible amusement park, an exotic wildlife ranch, and a Cathedral of Junk 20 years in the making.

title: Episode 14.03

title: Episode 14.04

overview: On this episode... alt.news meets up with field reporter David Goold as he takes on the 12-mile Tough Mudder course. After that, we head to small town Morrison, Illinois where they are redefining the phrase "Paint the Town." Finally we'll head down to Texas to check out the world's first ultra-accessible amusement park, an exotic wildlife ranch, and a cathedral made entirely of junk.

title: Episode 14.04

title: Episode 14.05

overview: alt.news sits down with Mac Miller, Imagine Dragons, Matt & Kim, AWOLNATION, and Blackbird Studios

title: Episode 14.05

title: Episode 14.06

overview: On this episode... alt.news meets up with field reporter Marcus Odom at a tattoo convention in Chicago. Next, we'll check out a group of fire dancers in St. Louis and then head to a sustainable community in Austin, Texas. Finally, alt.news will show you what really happens at a meat convention.

title: Episode 14.06

title: Episode 14.07

overview: On this episode... check out our 8th short film Watermelon Falls. After that, stick around for a behind the scenes look at the making of the film. Check ya next season!

title: Episode 14.07

title: Season 14

overview: alt.news 26:46 is a student-run television program from the College of Mass Communication & Media Arts at Southern Illinois University Carbondale that airs on the University's PBS member station, WSIU. This half hour magazine-style TV program has won national acclaim by capturing twenty-two regional and national awards including five National Student Emmy awards. The "26:46" in the show's name reflect its general length per program—26 minutes, 46 seconds, with the remaining time in its half-hour slot used for WSIU's promos and messages.

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original_title: Alt.news 26:46


title: 6ixth Sense

overview:
6ixth Sense is a British television programme, shown on Living. Hosted by Colin Fry, it features him giving psychic readings to members of the audience, and occasionally shows one-to-one readings with members of the public.

On 18 July 2003, the ITC sought views on proposed changes to the ITC Programme Code in relation to rules regarding the portrayal of occult and psychic practices on television.

The referenced press release contains the following:

In May this year, the ITC ruled that two programmes on the satellite channel, Living TV were in breach of the Programme Code, but would not have been had they been clearly presented as entertainment

title: 6ixth Sense

original_title: 6ixth Sense


title: Makuha Ka sa Tikim

overview:
'Makuha Ka Sa Tikim' is a cooking-reality TV program of ABS-CBN in partnership with Knorr, a cooking product of Unilever Philippines. It began on September 10, 2005 with Eula, Jean and Eugene Domingo but has now ceased.

There were hundreds who came but only 27 made it to the final cut. They are mothers, girlfriends, daughters and wives – different women from all over the Philippines who have come together to show their culinary prowess in the Knorr kitchen and bring home the title of The Ultimate Cooking Diva.

Armed with their exceptional kitchen skills and a common passion for cooking, these ladies will be seen on Knorr and ABS-CBN’s Makuha Ka Sa Tikim, a weekly program that will showcase the cooking prowess of the finalists. Hosted by Jean Garcia & Eula Valdez, the show will focus on the contestants’ creativity and culinary talents through a cooking showdown every Saturday at 10:30 AM.

And aside from witnessing their excellent cooking skills, viewers will get to discover their various stories and cooking anecdotes week after week. One of them learned to cook because she spent a lot of time playing bahay-bahayan with friends as a child. Another uses her delicious dishes to soothe her husband’s fiery temperament. There’s also a comedian from Singapore who can easily make people laugh but who’s very serious when it comes to her cooking.

title: Makuha Ka sa Tikim

original_title: Makuha Ka sa Tikim


title: Pat Sajak Weekend

overview: Pat Sajak Weekend is a talk show that aired Sunday nights on Fox News Channel and starred Pat Sajak. The show debuted in 2003 and was cancelled a few months later. Two guests were usually interviewed each week. Notable guests included Joan Rivers, Kelly Ripa, Drew Carey, Jason Alexander, and Bob Barker.

title: Pat Sajak Weekend

original_title: Pat Sajak Weekend


title: Internet Tonight

overview:
Internet Tonight is a television program on the cable network ZDTV. The show combined the "effervescent moxie" of Michaela Pereira with the "dry wit" of Scott Herriott, to bring the viewers the latest in Internet trends, humor, and news. Due to the production value it was called the "absolute slickest show [TechTV] had" but was canceled when "Paul [Allen] took a dislike to the show ... and just killed it"

A daily, half-hour show, it was on the launch schedule for ZDTV, and strove to be "the show of record about the Net." Segments included Strange Sites, Incredibly Useful Sites, and Home Sweet Homepage. The collection of these links were amassed into an archive called The Big List and on each show Scott's trademark was to yell 'THE BIG LIST' at its first mention. The show had contributing correspondents, most with their own dedicated segment:

⁕The Surf Guru – ZDTV'S night watchman and self-proclaimed net expert played by Ed Marques.

⁕Meghan Marx – the host of Love Online with Match.com

⁕Liam Mayclem – the Music Online reporter and

⁕Roving reporter SuChin Pak

title: Internet Tonight

original_title: Internet Tonight


title: Summer Breeze

status: Canceled

Season 1

title: Pilot

title: Pilot

overview:
Summer Breeze was a single episode pilot which originally aired in 1987 on the NBC television network.

Summer Breeze centered around the life of newlyweds Michael and Eve Wainwright. The couple were high school sweethearts finding married life difficult when an old flame went out of his way to make their life miserable in an effort to win the love of Eve, whom he had had a crush on for many years.

title: Summer Breeze

character: Eve Wainwright

character: Michael Wainwright

original_title: Summer Breeze


title: The Morey Amsterdam Show

title: Episode 1

character: Charlie the Doorman

title: Episode 2

title: Episode 3

Season 2

title: Episode 1

Season 3

title: Episode 1

overview: The Morey Amsterdam Show is an American sitcom which ran from 1948-1949 on CBS Television and 1949-1950 on the DuMont Television Network, for a total of 71 episodes.

title: The Morey Amsterdam Show

title: The Morey Amsterdam Show

character: Newton the Waiter

original_title: The Morey Amsterdam Show


title: Everest: Beyond the Limit

Specials

title: After The Climb: Duel With The Mountain

title: After The Climb: Duel With The Mountain

title: After The Climb: The Everest Effect

title: After The Climb: The Everest Effect

title: After The Climb: Tough Calls

title: After The Climb: Tough Calls

title: After The Climb: The Dream

title: After The Climb: The Dream

title: Shooting The Mountain

title: Shooting The Mountain

title: Working At Altitude

title: Working At Altitude

title: The Puja

title: The Puja

title: CampDenizens

title: CampDenizens

title: Mountain Dining

title: Mountain Dining

title: The High Camps

title: The High Camps

title: Crew Reflections

title: Crew Reflections

title: Lighter Moments

title: Lighter Moments

title: Season 0

Season 1

title: Summit Dreams

overview: At three miles above sea level, the base of Mount Everest is already higher than any mountain in the Rockies. The expedition team makes seven overnight stops to get to Base Camp (BC) on the mountain's northern face and will take a full month to acclimatize their bodies before they attempt the summit. The air is thin and the climbers feel physically weak, but the camaraderie is strong.  As the team moves to Advanced Base Camp (ABC) at 21,000 feet to begin acclimatization climbs, they are shocked to discover how badly their minds and bodies cope.  The expedition members begin climbs up to a ridge at 23,000 feet called the North Col, scaling 1,000-foot ice cliffs along the way.

title: Summit Dreams

title: Sueño en la Cumbre

overview:
A tres millas sobre el nivel del mar, la base del Monte Everest ya es más alta que cualquier montaña en las Montañas Rocosas.

El equipo de expedición hace siete paradas nocturnas para llegar al Campamento Base (BC) en la cara norte de la montaña y tomará un mes completo para aclimatar sus cuerpos antes de intentar la cumbre. El aire es delgado y los escaladores se sienten físicamente débiles, pero la camaradería es fuerte. A medida que el equipo se traslada al Campamento Base Avanzado (ABC) a 21,000 pies para comenzar las escaladas de aclimatación, se sorprenden al descubrir lo mal que se las arreglan sus mentes y cuerpos. Los miembros de la expedición comienzan a subir a una cresta a 23,000 pies llamada North Col, escalando acantilados de hielo de 1,000 pies en el camino.

title: The Gatekeeper

overview:
At ABC, more than 600 climbers prepare for summit attempts. All the climbers on Russell Brice's expedition must prove they're strong enough to climb from ABC to the North Col in less than five hours or he will not allow them to continue.

Russell spots a period of light winds in two weeks' time that looks ideal for an early summit attempt. To make this window, however, he'll have to push both his Sherpas and climbers extra hard to be ready two weeks early.

title: The Gatekeeper

title: El Guardián

overview:
En ABC, más de 600 escaladores se preparan para los intentos de cumbre. Todos los escaladores de la expedición de Russell Brice deben demostrar que son lo suficientemente fuertes como para escalar desde ABC hasta el Col Norte en menos de cinco horas o no les permitirá continuar.

Russell detecta un período de vientos ligeros en dos semanas que parece ideal para un intento temprano de cumbre. Sin embargo, para hacer esta ventana, tendrá que presionar más a sus sherpas y escaladores para estar listo dos semanas antes.

title: To the Summit

overview: With all high camps ready and a promising forecast, Russell splits the group into two teams for the five-day, 8,000-foot summit climb from ABC. The strongest climbers are assigned to Team One guided by Bill Crouse, including L.A. firefighter Brett Merrell, ER doctor Terry O'Connor and asthmatic climber Mogens Jensen. Led by guide Mark Woodward, Team Two includes double amputee Mark Inglis, Hollywood biker Tim Medvetz and Lebanese climber Max Chaya.

title: To the Summit

title: A la Cumbre

overview: Con todos los campamentos altos listos y un pronóstico prometedor, Russell divide el grupo en dos equipos para la escalada de cinco días y 8,000 pies de ABC. Los escaladores más fuertes son asignados al Equipo Uno guiados por Bill Crouse, incluido el bombero de Los Ángeles Brett Merrell, el médico de emergencias Terry O'Connor y el escalador asmático Mogens Jensen. Dirigido por el guía Mark Woodward, el Equipo Dos incluye al doble amputado Mark Inglis, el ciclista de Hollywood Tim Medvetz y el escalador libanés Max Chaya.

title: Into the Death Zone

overview:
Team One is the first to head into the death zone, where the extreme altitude shuts down digestion and the body starts to consume its own muscle tissue for energy.

After only a few hours at the top camp, Team One leaves in the darkness at 1 a.m. for the summit. Almost immediately, they are caught in a frustrating human traffic jam that stops them in their tracks. If they can't pass some of the slow climbers on the ropes ahead of them, they could run out of time…and oxygen.

title: Into the Death Zone

title: En la Zona Muerta

overview:
El Equipo Uno es el primero en dirigirse a la zona de la muerte, donde la altitud extrema detiene la digestión y el cuerpo comienza a consumir su propio tejido muscular para obtener energía.

Después de solo unas pocas horas en el campamento superior, el Equipo Uno sale en la oscuridad a la 1 a.m. para la cumbre. Casi de inmediato, se ven atrapados en un frustrante atasco humano que los detiene en seco. Si no pueden pasar a algunos de los escaladores lentos en las cuerdas que tienen delante, podrían quedarse sin tiempo... y oxígeno.

title: Mutiny on the Mountain

overview:
Members of Team One cope with the aftermath of their summit attempts. Many climbers are in danger from frostbite in the minus 40 degree F temperatures.

Russell instructs Team Two, now at the top camp and ready to begin their summit attempt, to leave two hours early to try to beat the traffic. Although this might help, it also means an extra two hours in the elements before the sun rises on a very cold day. While some climbers make a strong start, others immediately struggle.

title: Mutiny on the Mountain

title: Motín en la Montaña

overview:
Los miembros del Equipo Uno hacen frente a las secuelas de sus intentos de cumbre. Muchos escaladores están en peligro de congelación en las temperaturas de -40ºC.

Russell instruye al Equipo Dos, ahora en el campamento superior y listo para comenzar su intento de cumbre, que salga dos horas antes para tratar de vencer el tráfico. Aunque esto podría ayudar, también significa dos horas adicionales en los elementos antes de que salga el sol en un día muy frío. Mientras que algunos escaladores tienen un buen comienzo, otros luchan de inmediato.

title: The Final Cost

overview:
As everyone descends, the entire team suffers from the extreme cold. Frostbite affects more climbers on Russell's expedition than ever before.

For each one who made the trek, whether or not they made the summit, the most important trip will be the one home. The climbers reflect on this year's expedition and whether or not they'll return to the mountain.

title: The Final Cost

title: El Precio Final

overview:
A medida que todos descienden, todo el equipo sufre el frío extremo. La congelación afecta a más escaladores en la expedición de Russell que nunca.

Para todos lo que hicieron la , hayan hecho o no la cumbre, el viaje más importante será el de casa. Los escaladores reflexionan sobre la expedición de este año y si regresarán o no a la montaña.

title: Season 1

Season 2

title: Dream Chasers

overview: In the second season premiere of this series we meet a new group of climbers ready to tackle one of the biggest challenges on the planet: climbing Mt Everest. They risk their lives to achieve their dream, and on the way to the top they must overcome fear, freezing cold, exhaustion, and themselves.

title: Dream Chasers

title: On the Ropes

overview: The team makes its first ascent to a high camp with a strict time limit set by Brice, and Betsy must prove herself in one last climb or she may not be allowed the ascent.

title: On the Ropes

title: Judgement Day

overview: The climb to Camp Two is brutal in both the weather and the outcome as Brice makes his decision on who is grounded.

title: Judgement Day

title: World Record

overview: Finally acclimatized and ready for the final haul to the top, the expedition leaves Base Camp. David Tait and Phurba Tashi are within hours of the summit, but even if they make it, they still have a long way to go to reach their goals.

title: World Record

title: Long Way Down

overview: Tim is lagging behind again, and Russell threatens to kick him off the team. Team One sets off for the summit.

title: Long Way Down

title: The Death Zone

overview: Team One reaches Camp 4 in the Death Zone, and as their bodies begin to shut down from lack of oxygen, there is a grim reminder of the consequences of poor decisions.

title: The Death Zone

title: Dödszonen

overview: Team 1:s dåliga beslut förföljer dem när de når fjärde lägret i dödszonen och deras kroppar börjar stänga ner på grund av syrebrist.16+

title: Breaking Point

overview: Team One is in the Death Zone preparing to set off for their summit attempt, but an injury may sideline one of the team members risking not only his or her summit hopes, but the injured part.

title: Breaking Point

title: Den kritiska punkten

overview: Team 1 ger sig av från dödszonen för ett försök att nå toppen men en av medlemmarna drabbas av en stor besvikelse när han skadar sig.

title: Ponto de viragem

overview: Um dos membros da Equipa Um sofre um ferimento quando deixam a Death Zone em direção ao cume, o que lhe causa um grande desapontamento.

title: Now Or Never

overview: Team Two makes their summit run, but it's the descent that endangers one team member with an 8,000 foot drop to his death.

title: Now Or Never

title: Jetzt oder nie

overview: Alle sehnen den Moment des Triumphes auf dem Gipfel des Mount Everest herbei. Aber werden die Amateurbergsteiger, die sich ein fast unerreichbares Ziel gesteckt haben, es auch wirklich schaffen? In der letzten Folge geht es um alles oder nichts.  Das Licht am Ende des Aufstiegs...

title: Season 2

title: First Summit

overview: Climbers gear up for the annual assault on Everest, and the mountain is ready to rumble. Unsteady, melting glacial ice triggers avalanches that tear down the slopes of Everest, turning the trek through the Kumbu Ice Falls to Camp One into a deadly game of Russian roulette. Millionaire adventurer, David Tait, pushes through the treacherous Ice Falls, and races to become the first team-member to reach the summit. Canadian climber Rejean Audet finds out that it takes more than heart to conquer Everest -- and an avalanche buries a team of climbers, turning the adventure of a lifetime into a fight for survival.

title: First Summit

title: Impossible Dream

overview: With a rogue storm front closing in on Everest, the window for a summit bid is rapidly closing. Most climbers retreat in the face of the on-coming storm, but for former college football player, John Golden, and his long-time climbing partner, John Shea, it's go time. Golden shattered his knee in a freak football accident years ago, and now walks on a surgically reconstructed knee. With every step, Golden pushes himself and his knee closer and closer to the breaking point. On Everest, he's just one slip away from stranding himself and the entire team on the slopes of the world's deadliest mountain.

title: Impossible Dream

title: Deadly Countdown

overview: Astronaut, Scott Parazynski, and senior citizen Dawes Eddy attempt a history-making summit bid. Veteran of 5 Space Shuttle missions, Scott is vying to become first person to walk in space and stand on top of the world's highest peak. For 66-year-old Dawes, a successful climb would make him the oldest American to reach the summit of Mount Everest. The climbers quickly find out that the mountain doesn't give up the prize easily. They'll have to run a lethal gauntlet of shifting ice, deep crevasses, and avalanches - if they make it through these obstacles, the Death Zone lies dead ahead, and the summit just beyond.

title: Deadly Countdown

title: Death Zone Gridlock

overview: Hundreds of climbers head for the summit on the same day, leading to human traffic jams on the icy slopes of Everest. At 28,000 feet up, the traffic is deadly. With the bottled oxygen supply running low and hypothermia setting in, Russ's guides take matters into their own hands, pushing aside rival teams to clear a path to the summit.

title: Death Zone Gridlock

title: One Last Breath

overview: The season is drawing to a close, and the weather is growing worse by the day. With a storm system closing in on Everest, Russ gives the go-ahead for his final team of climbers to begin their ascent, betting that they'll make it to the summit and back before the deadly storm hits. But he's gambling on the weakest team of the season. To beat the storm and survive Everest, they'll need to climb like their lives depend on it - because they do.

title: One Last Breath

title: Season 3

overview: Everest: Beyond the Limit is a Discovery Channel reality television series about yearly attempts to summit Mount Everest organized and led by New Zealander Russell Brice.

title: Everest: Beyond the Limit

title: Everest: Spiel mit dem Tod

overview:
Die Mount-Everest-Klettersaison 2006 war eine der schwierigsten und auch eine der umstrittensten aller Zeiten. Die spannende, emotionsgeladene Discovery-Channel-Dokumentation begleitet sechs Bergsteiger unter der Führung des erfahrenen Expeditionsleiters Russel Brice bei ihrem Aufstieg in 5.380 Meter Höhe zum 8.850 Meter hohen Gipfel.

In der mit modernster Technik gefilmten sechsteiligen Serie sprechen die einzelnen Teilnehmer offen über ihre Ängste und Hoffnungen. Mit Hilfe von höhentauglichen Videokameras und Minikameras, die an den Helmen der Sherpas befestigt wurden, führt Sie die Serie auf den Gipfel des Everest und dokumentiert dabei den beeindruckenden Weg von Menschen, die mit aller Entschlossenheit ein schier unerreichbares Ziel verfolgen.

title: O Preço da Escalada

title: Nezdolný Everest

overview: Série z produkce Discovery Channel o expedicích na Mount Everest žánrově mezi dokumentem a reality show. Každá sezóna zachycuje výstupy jednotlivých expedic po severní straně z roku 2006, 2007 a 2009, všechny pod taktovkou novozélandského horského vůdce Russella Bricee. Díky všudypřítomné kameře a speciálním kamerám umístěnm na helmách šerpů, můžeme být svědky napínavého boje horolezců (jak profesionálů, tak amatérů) v drsném prostředí nejvyšší hory, který je často pouze zosobněním zápasu se sebou samým.

title: Everest: Más Allá del Límite

overview: Everest: Beyond the Limit es una serie de televisión de Discovery Channel sobre los intentos anuales de alcanzar la cima del Monte Everest organizada y dirigida por el neozelandés Russell Brice.

title: Everest

overview: Crónica de un grupo de alpinistas y su intento de escalar el monte Everest en mayo 2006.

title: Everestin huipulle

overview: Maapallon vaarallisimmalla matkalla tavallisista ihmisistä koottu retkikunta yrittää valloittaa maailman korkeimman vuoren.

title: Everest: Beyond the Limit

character: Self

job: Director

department: Directing

job: Author

department: Writing

original_title: Everest: Beyond the Limit


title: The Biskitts

Season 1

title: Around the Swamp in a Daze

title: Around the Swamp in a Daze

job: Writer

title: Rogue Biskitt

title: Rogue Biskitt

title: As the Worm Turns

title: As the Worm Turns

title: Trouble in the Tunnel

title: Trouble in the Tunnel

title: Belling the Wild Cat

title: Belling the Wild Cat

title: King Max's War

title: King Max's War

title: Dogfoot

title: Dogfoot

title: Up to His Old Tricks

title: Up to His Old Tricks

title: Moving Day

title: Moving Day

title: A Biskitt Halloween

title: A Biskitt Halloween

title: Raiders of the Lost Bark

title: Raiders of the Lost Bark

title: The Princess and the Plea

title: The Princess and the Plea

title: Spinner's Surprise

title: Spinner's Surprise

title: Two Leagues Under the Pond

title: Two Leagues Under the Pond

title: The Biskitt Who Cried Woof

title: The Biskitt Who Cried Woof

title: Shecky's Last Laugh

title: Shecky's Last Laugh

title: The Golden Biskitt

title: The Golden Biskitt

title: The Bone in the Stone

title: The Bone in the Stone

title: The Trojan Biskitt

title: The Trojan Biskitt

title: Snatched from the Scratch

title: Snatched from the Scratch

title: The Moonpond

title: The Moonpond

title: Fly Me to the Goon

title: Fly Me to the Goon

title: The Swamp Monster

title: The Swamp Monster

title: May the Best Biskitt Win

title: May the Best Biskitt Win

title: Turnaround Hound

title: Turnaround Hound

title: A Dark and Stormy Knight

title: A Dark and Stormy Knight

title: Season 1

overview: In medieval times, the Biskitt Castle is the home of tiny anthropomorphic dogs. Due to their good reputation, many kings have entrusted them to safeguard their treasures. Their main enemy is King Max and his jester Shecky, from a nearby castle, who constantly schemes to steal the royal treasures guarded by the Biskitts.

title: The Biskitts

title: I Biskitts

overview: La serie con protagonisti un gruppo di cani che vivono in un canile, sotto il controllo di una donna e del suoi gatti, e che avevano una base segreta supertecnologica nei sotterranei.

title: Los Biskitts

overview: Escondido cerca de un pantano, se encuentra el castillo donde viven los Biskitts, los perros más pequeños del mundo,q ue hace mucho tiempo fueron encargados de la custodia de un gran tesoro. El malvado rey Max desea conseguirlo a toda costa, y para ello emplea todos los medios a su alcance.

title: Les Biskitts

overview: Les Biskitts sont un groupe de petits chiens sympathiques et vaillants, qui vivent sur une île et ont la garde des joyaux de la couronne de leur roi. Mais Max, le frère de roi, souhaite s'emparer par tous les moyens de ce trésor. Les Biskitts aideront également les innocents en danger et défendront ainsi la couronne et devront faire face à Max, ainsi qu'à un chat plutôt dangereux...


title: Beyond Reason

overview:
Beyond Reason was a television quiz show seen throughout Canada from 1977 to 1980. Programmes featured a group of experts from various paranormal specialties attempting to find the identity of hidden visitors, resembling a combination of Front Page Challenge, What's My Line? and The Amazing World of Kreskin.

This CBC Television series was recorded in Winnipeg. Hosts for most of the series run were journalist Allen Spraggett and CBC announcer Bill Guest. These hosts were replaced by Paul Soles in the show's final episodes.

title: Beyond Reason

original_title: Beyond Reason