Science: Horizon
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/

2003

SARS: the True Story
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/sars.shtml
From unnamed infection to globe-trotting killer - the fight to contain
Sudden Acute Respiratory Syndrome

Flight 587
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/flight587.shtml
Why did an American Airlines Airbus A300 crash into a New York suburb
in November 2001?

God on the Brain
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/godonbrain.shtml
Is a part of your brain hardwired to generate religious feelings?

The Secret Life of Caves
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/lifeofcaves.shtml
In caves deep beneath New Mexico biologists investigate bacteria that
live without oxygen

Life on Mars
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/lifeonmars.shtml
The latest views on the chances of life existing on the Red Planet

Earthquake Storms
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/earthquakestorms.shtml
Patterns of earthquakes across decades suggest they can move along
predictable lines

Trial and Error
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/trialerror.shtml
Jesse Gelsinger died after a gene therapy trial, causing experts to
question the treatment

The Day We Learned To Think
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/learnthink.shtml
70,000 year old art hints at the very start of human intelligence

Sexual Chemistry
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/sexchem.shtml
Could a drug like Viagra help women with sexual problems?

Dirty Bomb
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/dirtybomb.shtml
How would a major city like London react to an attack using a
radiological dirty bomb?

Averting Armageddon
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/armageddon.shtml
Horizon weighs up the pros and cons of methods to prevent asteroids
colliding with Earth

Living Nightmare
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/narcolepsy.shtml
People with narcolepsy fall asleep all the time. Could their condition
offer us all a route to a future without tiredness?

The Mystery of Easter Island
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003/easterisland.shtml
Archaeologists piece together the rise and fall of the world most
isolated civilisation

http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2003.shtml

2002

The Secret of El Dorado
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2002/eldorado.shtml
The prehistoric farming methods that hold the key to sustainable
agriculture in the Amazon

The Day Earth Nearly Died
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2002/dayearthdied.shtml
Long before the dinosaurs came and went, the Permian Extinction, 300
million years ago killed 95% of all life on Earth

Homeopathy: The Test
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2002/homeopathy.shtml
Homeopathy appears to defy logic. Horizon conducts its own experiment
to see if the alternative medicine has any scientific basis -
including a webchat with James Randi

Stone Age Columbus
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2002/columbus.shtml
Flint tools found on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean suggest a whole
new version of North American prehistory

Freak Wave
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2002/freakwave.shtml
Horizon examines how the mariners' mythical wall of water could indeed
be a quantum physics reality - with interactive elements you can
install on your computer

The England Patient
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/englandpatient.shtml
Revealing the psychological techniques Sven-Göran Eriksson used to
make the England football team into World Cup finalists

The A6 Murder
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/a6murder.shtml
In 1962, James Hanratty was hanged, protesting his innocence of the
murder of Michael Gregsten. Can today's forensic technology resolve a
forty year old crime?

Killer Lakes
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/killerlakes.shtml
The deadly natural disaster waiting to bubble up from west Africa's
deep lakes

The Mystery of the Jurassic
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/jurassicmystery.shtml
What transformed the dinosaurs from primitive all-so-rans to
world-beaters in just 50 million years?

Archimedes' Secret
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/archimedes.shtml
The salvage of an ancient text reveals that Archimedes was way ahead
of his time. Could his ideas have got people to the Moon in the 19th
century?

The Fall of the World Trade Center
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/worldtradecenter.shtml
The Twin Towers' revolutionary designed had allowed for the
possibility of being hit by a plane. Why then did they collapse on
September 11th 2001? (Emmy award-winner 2003)

The Dinosaur that Fooled the World
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/dinofool.shtml
Horizon follows the trail of a fake fossil from China to the pages of
National Geographic magazine

Parallel Universes
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/paralleluni.shtml
The scientists who believe we live in just one of an infinite number
of universes, with up to 11 dimensions

Death of the Iceman
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/iceman.shtml
Natural causes or unlawful killing? Horizon conducts an inquest for
Ötzi, the neolithic farmer pulled from an Alpine glacier in 1991 -
includes exclusive video and a gallery of artefacts

The Lost Pyramids of Caral
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/caral.shtml
A Peruvian archaeologist thinks she may have identified the world's
first city civilisation

Fatbusters
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/fatbusters.shtml
The battle against obesity, a disease predicted to afflict one quarter
of UK adults by 2010

Volcano Hell
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/volcanohell.shtml
Two respected scientists offer alternative methods to predict volcanic
eruptions. Should people evacuate when their conclusions are
conflicting? Includes extensive online video

Helike - The Real Atlantis
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/volcanohell.shtml
The mythical drowned city may actually be on land, according to Greek
scientists

http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2002.shtml

2001 - 2002

Extreme Dinosaurs 18 July 2002
Dinosaurs just got bigger. Huge plant- and meat-eaters unearthed in
Argentina offer evidence that the mega-carnivores hunted together in
packs (repeat).
Keywords PALAEONTOLOGY, FOSSILS, MEGADINOSAURS, CANADA, PATAGONIA

Atlantis Uncovered 11 July 2002
Exploring the claim that there was one common source for all
civilisation (repeat).
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, LEGEND, SHARED CULTURE, PLATO, MAYA, INCA,
EGYPT, PYRAMID

The England Patient 23 May 2002
How did Sven-Göran Eriksson transform England's footballers from lucky
qualifiers to World Cup hopefuls?
Keywords SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY, FOOTBALL WORLD CUP, WILLI RAILO, CULTURAL
ARCHITECT, CHOKING, VISUALISATION

The A6 Murder 16 May 2002
In 1962, James Hanratty was hanged, protesting his innocence of the
murder of Michael Gregsten. Can today's forensic technology resolve a
forty year old crime?
Keywords FORENSIC SCIENCE, DNA PROFILES, VALERIE STORIE, COURT OF
APPEAL

What Sank the Kursk? 7 May 2002
118 sailors died when Russia's supposedly indestructible submarine
sank. Finding why it foundered takes investigators back to a 1950s
British sub tragedy (repeat).
Keywords GEOPHYSICS, SEISMOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, TORPEDO FUEL, SALVAGE

The Mystery of the Miami Circle 18 April 2002
Builders in Miami, Florida unearth a ring of holes. The State then
pays $27million to preserve either a Native American village or
remnants of a 1950s sewer (repeat).
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, STONE AGE, TEQUESTA INDIANS, SETTLED NOMADS

Killer Lakes 4 April 2002
The deadly natural disaster waiting to bubble up from west Africa's
deep lakes.
Keywords LAKE OVERTURN, CARBON DIOXIDE SPRINGS, NYOS, KIVU, CAMEROON,
RWANDA

The Mystery of the Jurassic 28 March 2002
Why did the dinosaurs evolve so rapidly in the mid-Jurassic and become
the largest creatures to walk the Earth?
Keywords PALAEONTOLOGY, EVOLUTION, MIGRATION BARRIER, MASS EXTINCTION,
CLIMATE CHANGE, PANGEA, ARGENTINA, OLIVER RAUHUT

Vanished: The Plane that Disappeared 21 March 2001
In 1947 a passenger plane, the 'Star Dust', disappeared in the Andes
without a trace. Horizon follows forensic scientists piecing together
what happened (repeat).
Keywords HISTORY, AEROPLANE, BRITISH SOUTH AMERICAN AIRWAYS, STENDEC,
ARGENTINA

Archimedes' Secret 14 March 2002
The salvage of an ancient text reveals that Archimedes was way ahead
of his time. Could his ideas have got people to the Moon in the 19th
century?
Keywords PALAEOGRAPHY, GREEK HISTORY, MATHEMATICS, CALCULUS, GEOMETRY,
PI

The Fall of the World Trade Center 7 March 2002
Horizon tells the minute by minute story of 11 September, and finds
that the two towers of the World Trade Center fell for very different
reasons.
Keywords ENGINEERING, BUILDING SAFETY, FIREPROOFING, DRYWALL, LESLIE
ROBERTSON

The Boy who was Turned into a Girl 28 February 2002
The extraordinary story of the Canadian boy who was surgically turned
into a girl after birth, offering an insight into what makes us male
and female (repeat).
Keywords HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY, GENDER, INTERSEX, CASTRATION, BRUCE
REIMER

The Dinosaur that Fooled the World 21 February 2002
Palaeontologists believed they had found proof birds were descended
from dinosaurs - but all was not what it seemed.
Keywords PALAEONTOLOGY, LIAONING CHINA, TRANSITIONAL FOSSIL, DINOSAUR
HOAX, ARCHAEORAPTOR, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

Parallel Universes 14 February 2002
Imagine a cosmos containing multiple parallel universes, each with its
own version of you, and its own laws of physics. If two collide,
there's a very big bang.
Keywords COSMOLOGY, MEMBRANE THEORY, BUBBLE UNIVERSE, ELEVENTH
DIMENSION

Death of the Iceman 7 February 2002
When investigators took a fresh look at Ötzi, the ice mummy from the
Alps, a new cause of death emerged.
Keywords FORENSIC ARCHAEOLOGY, OETZI, STONE AGE SHEPHERD, AUSTRIA,
ITALY, ADIPOCERE

The Lost Pyramids of Caral 31 January 2002
4,600 year old remains in Peru prompt scientists to rethink their
ideas about why humans first started building cities.
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, CIVILISATION, MOTHER CITY, HYDRAULIC HYPOTHESIS

Fatbusters 24 January 2002
While the search is on for drugs that combat obesity, some scientists
are proposing radical new ways of keeping the pounds off.
Keywords PHYSIOLOGY, GENETICS, METABOLISM, LEPTIN, APPETITE PATHWAY

Volcano Hell 17 January 2002
Two respected scientists offer alternative methods to predict volcanic
eruptions. Should people evacuate when their conclusions are
conflicting?
Keywords GEOLOGY, SEISMOLOGY, COLOMBIA, MEXICO, NEVADO DEL RUIZ,
ARMERO, GALERAS, BERNARD CHOUET, STANLEY WILLIAMS

Helike - The Real Atlantis 10 January 2002
The Greek city of Helike, destroyed by a tidal wave in 373 BC, may
have inspired the Atlantis myth. Now the remains of the city may have
been found.
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, ANCIENT GREECE, LOST CITY, POROS, DORA
KATSONOPOULOU, STEVEN SOTER

Cloning the First Human 25 October 2001
As two doctors prepare to attempt human cloning, what's the risk of
them creating babies doomed to die of strange new afflictions?
Keywords GENETICS, SEVERINO ANTINORI, PANAYIOTIS ZAVOS, INFERTILITY,
BIRTH DEFECT

The Death Star 18 October 2001
Hypernovae are the most destructive explosions in the Universe. Once
thought to cast doubt on E=mc² now they could help explain how the
first stars were created. Read the live chat which followed the
programme.
Keywords COSMOLOGY, GAMMA RAY BURST, BLACK HOLE, RED SHIFT, STELLAR
NURSERY

Life Blood 11 October 2001
How blood from newborn babies' placentas and umbilical cords -
normally discarded - helps sufferers of fatal disorders including
childhood leukaemia.
Keywords MEDICIN , FANCONI'S ANAEMIA, STEM CELLS, BONE MARROW
TRANSPLANT, MATTHEW FARROW

The Ape that Took Over the World 4 October 2001
A fossil find in Kenya suggests a new path for human evolution from
apes, caused by environmental change seven million years ago.
Keywords PALAEOANTHROPOLOGY, EVOLUTION, MEAVE LEAKEY, FLAT-FACED MAN,
AUSTRALOPITHECUS, LUCY

The Mystery of the Persian Mummy 20 September 2001
The world's first Persian mummy - a princess, worth millions - was
unearthed in 2000. When it turned out to be fake, the scientific
detective work really began.
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, FORENSIC, PAKISTAN, PRINCESS RHODUGUNE, KING
XERXES

The Secret Treasures of Zeugma 29 August 2001
French archaeologists in Turkey battle to unearth what they can of
Zeugma before a dam on the Euphrates covers the great Roman trading
city forever (repeat).
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, RESCUE EXCAVATION, VILLA, MOSAIC

Special: What Sank the Kursk? 8 August 2001
118 sailors died inside the Russian Navy's supposedly indestructible
submarine. Finding the causes takes investigators back to a British
sub tragedy in the 1950s.
Keywords GEOPHYSICS, SEISMOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, TORPEDO FUEL, SALVAGE


2000 - 2001

Special: What Sank the Kursk? 8 August 2001
118 sailors died inside the Russian Navy's supposedly indestructible
submarine. Finding the causes takes investigators back to a British
sub tragedy in the 1950s.
Keywords GEOPHYSICS, SEISMOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, TORPEDO FUEL, SALVAGE

Mega-tsunami: Wave of Destruction 12 July 2001
Horizon investigates an extremely rare and destructive phenomenon that
strikes every few thousand years: a mega-tsunami (repeat).
Keywords VOLCANO, LANDSLIDE, TIDAL WAVE, LA PALMA, CANARY ISLANDS,
ALASKA

The Lost World of Lake Vostok 21 May 2001
Deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet lies a vast and ancient lake.
Scientists believe that its pristine environment could harbour
undiscovered life-forms (repeat).
Keywords BIOLOGY, MICROBES, CHEMOSYNTHESIS, NASA, RUSSIA,
EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL

Supervolcanoes 1 April 2001
Beneath America's Yellowstone National Park lies a volcano so colossal
that, if it erupts, could threaten the human race with extinction
(repeat).
Keywords GEOLOGY, VOLCANO, CRUST MAGMA RESERVOIR, TOBA, SUMATRA, UTAH

Taming the Problem Child March 8th 2001
Two disruptive children are followed through a controversial treatment
regime.
Keywords HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY, BEHAVIOUR, THREE FEET RULE, RON FEDERICI

Miracle in Orbit 1 March 2001
Horizon examines the early failure and later success of the Hubble
Space Telescope (repeat).
Keywords ASTRONOMY, SATELLITE, MIRROR, ABERRATION, NASA, PERKIN-ELMER

Snowball Earth 22 February 2001
The controversial theory that for millions of years the Earth was
plunged into catastrophe - entirely smothered in ice up to one
kilometre thick.
Keywords GEOLOGY, CLIMATE, GLACIATION, VOLCANO, NAMIBIA, PAUL HOFFMAN

Ecstasy and Agony 15 February 2001
Tim Lawrence was an all-action stuntman until hit by Parkinson's
Disease. Horizon follows his hopes of a more normal lifestyle using
Ecstasy - a class A illegal drug.
Keywords HEALTH, MEDICINE, DYSKINESIAS, SERATONIN, DOPAMINE, PLACEBO

Killer Algae 8 February 2001
A tropical seaweed that escaped from an aquarium is endangering
sealife in the Mediterranean and has gone on to infect the California
coast.
Keywords BIOLOGY, PLANTS, CAULERPA TAXIFOLIA, NICE, ALEXANDRE MEINESZ

The Missing Link 1 February 2001
A trail from Greenland to Britain via Latvia offers new evidence into
how evolution could have seen aquatic life form legs and walk.
Keywords PALAEONTOLOGY, DEVONIAN, LOBE-FINNED FISH, CREATION, PER
AHLBERG

The Mystery of the Miami Circle 25 January 2001
Builders in Miami, Florida unearth a ring of holes. The State then
pays $27million to preserve either a Native American village or
remnants of a 1950s sewerage system.
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, STONE AGE, TEQUESTA INDIANS, SETTLED NOMADS

Mars: two part special
1. Life On Mars 11 January 2001
Horizon explores how the search for Martians is hotting up.
Keywords SPACE, EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL, PERMAFROST, BACTERIA, SIBERIA,
TURKEY

2. Destination Mars 18 January 2001
Tantalising new evidence has emerged that life could exist on Mars.
But to find out for sure humans will have to journey to this dry,
frozen planet.
Keywords SPACE, TRAVEL, ASTRONAUT, MIR, ZERO GRAVITY FARMING, SPACE
SURGERY

Atlantis Reborn Again 13 December 2000
Horizon puts Graham Hancock's controversial evidence for a lost
civilisation to the test.
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, STARS, EGYPT, CAMBODIA, BOLIVIA, SPHINX,
PYRAMID, TEMPLE

The Boy who was Turned into a Girl 7 December 2000
The extraordinary story of the Canadian boy who was surgically turned
into a girl after birth, offering a fascinating insight into what
makes us male and female.
Keywords HEALTH, PSYCHOLOGY, GENDER, INTERSEX, CASTRATION, BRUCE
REIMER

Supermassive Black Holes 30 November 2000
There's growing evidence that the ultimate force of cosmological
destruction - a supermassive black hole - may in fact breathe life
into every galaxy in the Universe.
Keywords ASTRONOMY, HUBBLE, MILKY WAY, CREATION, DESTRUCTION, ANDREA
GHEZ

Extreme Dinosaurs 23 November 2000
Dinosaurs just got bigger. Huge plant- and meat-eaters have been
unearthed in Argentina along with evidence that the mega-carnivores
hunted together in packs.
Keywords PALAEONTOLOGY, FOSSILS, MEGADINOSAURS, CANADA, PATAGONIA

Valley of Life or Death 16 November 2000
There's a mystery at the heart of the AIDS epidemic in Africa.
Controversially, it seems that circumcision makes people four times
less likely to contract HIV.
Keywords HEALTH, SURGERY, VIRUS, FORESKIN, KENYA, ZAMBIA, TRIBES

The Secret Treasures of Zeugma 9 November 2000
French archaeologists in Turkey battle to unearth what they can of
Zeugma before a dam on the Euphrates covers the great Roman trading
city forever.
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, RESCUE EXCAVATION, VILLA, MOSAIC

Vanished: The Plane that Disappeared 2 November 2000
In 1947 a passenger plane, the 'Star Dust', disappeared in the Andes
without a trace. Horizon follows forensic scientists piecing together
what happened.
Keywords HISTORY, AEROPLANE, BRITISH SOUTH AMERICAN AIRWAYS, STENDEC,
ARGENTINA

The Lost World of Lake Vostok 26 October 2000
Deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet lies a vast and ancient lake.
Scientists believe that its pristine environment could harbour
undiscovered life-forms.
Keywords BIOLOGY, MICROBES, CHEMOSYNTHESIS, NASA, RUSSIA,
EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL

Conjoined Twins 19 October 2000
Separating conjoined twins is one of the most challenging operations a
surgeon can face. Horizon examines the dilemmas which confront doctors
and parents.
Keywords HEALTH, SURGERY, SIAMESE TWINS

Mega-tsunami: Wave of Destruction 12 October 2000
Horizon investigates an extremely rare and destructive phenomenon that
strikes every few thousand years: a mega-tsunami.
Keywords VOLCANO, LANDSLIDE, TIDAL WAVE, LA PALMA, CANARY ISLANDS,
ALASKA


1999 - 2000

Moon Children 4 April 2000
Sufferers of a rare genetically-inherited disease may lead the way to
new and better cancer treatment.
Keywords HEALTH, CANCER, SUNLIGHT, UV INTOLERANCE, XERODERMA
PIGMENTOSUM

Planet Hunters 16 March 2000
If extra-terrestrials do exist they must have a home. Horizon tells
the story of the race to find out where in the Universe this might be.
Keywords ASTRONOMY, ASTROMETRY, WOBBLING STARS, HUBBLE TELESCOPE

Is GM Safe? 9 March 2000
What are the real scientific facts behind genetically modified foods?
Do the dangers outweigh their benefits?
Keywords BIOLOGY, PLANTS, GENETICS,

Complete Obsession - Body Dysmorphia 17 February 2000
Should the removal of a healthy limb ever be used to treat a
psychiatric disorder?
Keywords HEALTH, PSYCHIATRY, SURGERY, AMPUTATION

Miracle in Orbit 10 February 2000
Horizon marks the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Hubble Space
Telescope.
Keywords ASTRONOMY, SATELLITE, MIRROR, ABERRATION, NASA, PERKIN-ELMER

Supervolcanoes 3 February 2000
Beneath America's Yellowstone National Park lies a volcano so colossal
that, if it erupts, could threaten the human race with extinction.
Keywords GEOLOGY, VOLCANO, CRUST MAGMA RESERVOIR, TOBA, SUMATRA, UTAH

The Diamond Makers 27 January 2000
Is it really possible to make a diamond in a laboratory, just like the
real thing, down to the nearest atom?
Keywords CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS, ARTIFICIAL DIAMOND, CARBON, DE BEERS,
RUSSIA

The Lost City of Nasca 20 January 2000
Horizons joins an extraordinary excavation in Peru that promises to
unravel the secrets of the Nasca Lines.
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, PERU, DESERT, MUMMY, CAHUACHI, VON DANNIKEN,
GIUSEPPE OREFICI

Breath of Life 12 January 2000
Horizon explores the science and ethical dilemmas of living donor
transplants.
Keywords HEALTH, SURGERY, CYSTIC FIBROSIS, ETHICS, MAGDI YACOUB

Life and Death in the 21st Century: three part special.
1. Living Forever 4 January 2000
Will we find the magic formula that allows us to live forever in the
21st Century?
Keywords HEALTH, GENETICS, AGEING, REGENERATE, PROGERIA, STEM CELLS

2. Future Plagues 5 January 2000
Ancient diseases we thought we had defeated are returning to haunt us,
and plagues of new viruses and bacteria are now emerging.
Keywords HEALTH, DISEASE, EBOLA, TUBERCULOSIS, ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE

3. Designer Babies 6 January 2000
Will we ever be able to hand-pick genes to manufacture our own
tailor-made baby?
Keywords HEALTH, GENETIC ENGINEERING, HUMAN GENOME, ETHICS, BELTSVILLE
PIG

The Midas Formula 2 December 1999
Horizon tells the astonishing story of the mathematical formula that
lies at the heart of modern financial markets.
Keywords MATHEMATICS, STOCK OPTIONS, LOUIS BACHELIER, BLACK SCHOLES

Anatomy of an Avalanche 25 November 1999
Why did one of the worst avalanches in living memory destroy the
village of Galtür in February 1999?
Keywords GEOGRAPHY, WEATHER, SNOW, AVALANCHE RECONSTRUCTION, AUSTRIA

Volcanoes of the Deep 18 November 1999
Could giant volcanic 'chimneys' on the ocean floor unlock the secret
of how life began on Earth?
Keywords OCEANOGRAPHY, HYDROTHERMAL VENTS, CHEMOSYNTHESIS, BACTERIA

Mistaken Identity 11 November 1999
Explores the strange and surprising story of the condition known as
Mulitiple Personality Disorder.
Keywords HEALTH, PSYCHIATRY, SCHIZOPHRENIA, ALTER PERSONALITIES, SYBIL

Atlantis: a two part special.
1. Atlantis Uncovered 28 October 1999
Horizon explores the claim that there was one common source for all
civilisation.
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, LEGEND, SHARED CULTURE

2. Atlantis Reborn 4 November 1999
Horizon puts Graham Hancock's controversial evidence for a lost
civilisation to the test.
Keywords ARCHAEOLOGY, STARS, EGYPT, CAMBODIA, BOLIVIA, SPHINX,
PYRAMID, TEMPLE


1998 - 1999

Skeleton Key
New Asteroid Danger
New Star in Orbit
Overkill (repeat)
Electric Heart
Elephants or Ivory
Pandemic
From Here to Infinity
Fat Files special: Born to be Fat | Fixing Fat | Living on Air
Longitude
Beyond a Joke
Thalidomide: A Necessary Evil
The Life and Times of Life and Time
Mosquito!
Dinosaurs in Your Garden
Chimps on Death Row
Sexual Chemistry

1997 - 1998

The Gulf War Jigsaw
Magic Bullet
The Computer that Ate Hollywood
Mir Mortals
The Curse of Vesuvius
Overkill
The Limits to Birth
Hopeful Monsters
The Rainmaker
Dr Miller and the Islanders
Saddam's Secrets
Antarctica special: The Ice Lives | The Ice Forms | The Ice Melts
Dawn of the Clone Age
The Man who Lost his Body
The Virus that Cures
Fermat's Last Theorem
Out of Asia
Mind Over Body
Crater of Death

1996 - 1997

The Great Balloon Race
A Perfect Oil Spill
Silent Children, New Language
Smallpox on Death Row
Genius of the Jet
Turned On by Danger
Shipwreck
Fat Cats, Thin Mice
Psychedelic Science
Siamese Twins
Ice Mummies special: The Ice Maiden | A Life in Ice | Frozen in Heaven
Noah's Flood
Molecules with Sunglasses
The Time Lords
Living Death
BSE special: The Invisible Enemy | The Human Experiment
Aliens from Mars
TV is Dead, Long Live TV

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