Origins of Us

“this series is an unqualified triumph.  Alice Roberts is one of the most lucid, informed and engaging presenters on television... It is an understated revelation."  THE TIMES

 

"a marvellous example of intelligent yet sublimely accessible science education *****" THE MAIL ON SUNDAY

 

"a fascinating exploration of how our bodies were sculpted by our ancestors' struggle for survival - Who Do You Think You Are? writ large"  THE INDEPENDENT

 

" this illuminating new series... will make you change the way you see the human race - and yourself"  THE DAILY MAIL

Wonders of the Solar System: Empire of the Sun

“Cox’s romantic, lyrical approach to astrophysics all adds up to an experience that feels less like homework and more like having a story told to you. A really good story, too. I'm clearly smitten.”  GUARDIAN

“This is a series that stands comparisons with classics such as Carl Sagans Cosmos and Jacob Bronowski’s Ascent of Man.” RADIO TIMES

“The sort of television that captivates hungry young minds, the sort that’s recalled as inspirational for years to come.” SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

“Cox radiated a kind of ecstatic glee as he took us on a mind-bending tour of the solar system, illustrating the astonishing life giving power of the sun.”

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Inside the Human Body

“A lyrical celebration of the body's ingenuity. It is pervaded by a sense of wonder and punctuated by startling facts.” THE INDEPENDENT

“By the end of this, you may well conclude that the word “amazing” is pitifully inadequate and even that old chestnut “the miracle of life” doesn’t quite cut it.” THE MIRROR

“did more to make death less scary than any theologian has done” THE GUARDIAN

Geldof in Africa

“This is something special.”  SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

“Poetic, portentous and fascinating.” FINANCIAL TIMES

“Mesmerising and illuminating viewing. You will, I promise, never see Africa in the same light again.” RADIO TIMES

“A beguiling mix of high-ground morality, mystical anthropology, pressure politics and a love letter. Beautiful and elegiac.” TIMES

The Six Billion Dollar Experiment

“Managed to capture the heady wonder of attempting to grasp at things light years beyond our comprehension.”  THE INDEPENDENT

Seven Wonders of the Industrial World: The Great Ship

“A groundbreaking achievement: attains the artistry of drama with the faithfulness of documentary. The only appropriate response as the credits roll is applause.”

THE TIMES

“Fabulously impressive.” THE INDEPENDENT

“Terrific. Grippingly told. Undeniably stirring.” THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

“Juggled drama and documentary with great assurance. Mind-boggling.” DAILY MAIL

Edge of Life

“A powerful, moving and disturbing film. Not for the faint-hearted.” 

FINANCIAL TIMES

“Thought provoking and understated documentary. If the content is sometimes unavoidably rough, the technique is impressibly smooth.” GUARDIAN

“Putting faces and histories to what otherwise might be abstract issues is this film’s great strength. Some scenes make very uncomfortable viewing.” DAILY TELEGRAPH

“Over the years television has brought us many programmes about hospitals. But I cannot recall one that came quite so close to the heart of the matter.” DAILY MAIL

Human Instinct

“Beautifully crafted and winningly delivered.” THE INDEPENDENT

Beyond the Fatal Shore

“A singularly unmissable documentary series.” THE TIMES

“A fantastic documentary full of personal insight, grand vision and a real, gritty feel for Australia.” THE GUARDIAN

“Glowed with colour, intelligence and unexpected pleasures.” DAILY EXPRESS

Help Me Help My Child

“It would be difficult to watch this programme without coming away feeling better about the world.”  TIMES

“A non-judgemental documentary, thankfully devoid of sensationalism. Quietly compelling.” EVENING STANDARD

Chris Patten’s East and West

“An absolute corker, shot and directed with great flair, full of insight and wit, and covering a great deal of ground without ever appearing simplistic or glib.” 

THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

“The programme excels. The visual slickness is complemented by a narrative that eschews complex financial theorising and lets people tell their story.” TIME OUT

God on the Brain

“A thrilling watch.”  GUARDIAN

“Sublime.” THE TIMES

“An intriguing film.” THE INDEPENDENT

The Secret Life of Crocodile

“Keeps you riveted to the screen.”  RADIO TIMES

“Edge of the seat thrilling, funny, touching... unmissable television.” THE OBSERVER

Space

“This giddingly lovely new series will have you reaching for the stars with delight.” 

RADIO TIMES

“Accessible, awesome, compelling viewing.” SUNDAY EXPRESS

“These shows look like manna from heaven.” THE TIMES

“A brilliant, quite breathtakingly beautiful six part tour of the cosmos”

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

The Human Body: The End of Life

“Extraordinarily powerful and moving television.” THE TIMES

“Powerful stuff and perfectly done.” THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

“Incredibly moving.” THE MAIL ON SUNDAY

“Landmark television.” THE INDEPENDENT

“Its sense of wonder is intense... a fitting conclusion to this awesome series.”

THE GUARDIAN

“Tender, moving, even life-affirming.” THE EXPRESS

“Herbie faced his end with dignity and the result is a film of almost unbearable poignancy.” THE SUNDAY TIMES

Arthouse: Making a Killing

“An engrossing detective story.” THE TIMES

“A sad and shocking tale.” THE MAIL ON SUNDAY

Heartland

“A brilliant new drama series with a startling insight into Aboriginal culture.”

THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD