• 2013
Beagle. In het kielzog van Darwin

Summary The departure of the Clipper Stad Amsterdam on August 28, 2009 was the start of an incredible sailing trip around the world that would last eight months. An adventurous expedition that mainly looked at changes on Earth and an answer was sought to the question of how our planet really stands. Is man in the process of destroying life on earth, or is this greatly exaggerated? As Darwin pondered the origins of the species, the creators of Beagle, in Darwin's wake, pondered its future. View more details

  • 2013

Beagle. In het kielzog van Darwin

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Redmond O'Hanlon Lex Runderkamp Sarah Darwin Anthony Smith

All cast & crew

8.5

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jun 23, 2013

Countries of origin : Netherlands

Official sites : Official site

Language : English Dutch

Summary The departure of the Clipper Stad Amsterdam on August 28, 2009 was the start of an incredible sailing trip around the world that would last eight months. An adventurous expedition that mainly looked at changes on Earth and an answer was sought to the question of how our planet really stands. Is man in the process of destroying life on earth, or is this greatly exaggerated? As Darwin pondered the origins of the species, the creators of Beagle, in Darwin's wake, pondered its future. View more details

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jun 23, 2013

Countries of origin : Netherlands

Official sites : Official site

Language : English Dutch

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Episodes

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Episode 1 • Jun 23, 2013
Het vertrek
In the extra-long first episode of 'Beagle, in the wake of Darwin' we see the preparations for the big trip and we get to know the most important crew members.
Episode 2 • Jun 24, 2013
Plankton
After the departure from Plymouth, peace has returned and the people on board are considering the main problem of the series: is man busy destroying life on earth or is this greatly exaggerated?
Episode 3 • Jun 25, 2013
De vulkaan en het ei
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam sails through the area of the Canary Islands. The once explosive volcanic area is the perfect backdrop to talk about extinction. Could humans die out themselves?
Episode 4 • Jun 26, 2013
Stof
The Clipper sails to Cape Verde. On Sao Vicente, Sarah looks at the animals, plants and landscape that Darwin also marveled at. Anna Gorbushina and Bill Broughton are researching Sahara dust.
Episode 5 • Jun 27, 2013
Navigatie
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam makes the crossing to South America. Across the ocean 1255 nautical miles from Cape Verde to Fernando de Noronha off the Brazilian coast.
Episode 6 • Jul 01, 2013
Tegenpolen
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam has arrived in Fernando de Noronha, off the Brazilian coast. Over time, this divine island has undergone a true metamorphosis.
Episode 7 • Jul 02, 2013
Overweldigende tropen
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam has arrived in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil. It is the place where Charles Darwin first became acquainted with the 'overwhelming tropics'.
Episode 8 • Jul 03, 2013
Slavernij
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam is located in Salvador de Bahia in Brazil. It is where Darwin first faced slavery. A shocking phenomenon in his eyes. It sparked fierce debate with FitzRoy and Darwin almost had to disembark.
Episode 9 • Jul 07, 2013
Aanpassen en overleven
How big are the differences within the human species really? How did homo sapiens develop over the course of history? And how exactly does such an adjustment process proceed? Adapt and survive, that's what this is about.
Episode 10 • Jul 08, 2013
Darwins darlings
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam sails from Montevideo to Buenos Aires. In these cities, Charles Darwin once again became captivated by a typically South American phenomenon in his eyes, the feminine beauty.
Episode 11 • Jul 09, 2013
Graven in de schepping
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam sails from Buenos Aires to Bahia Blanca. A route that Darwin mainly explored on land. Along the way, he found some intriguing fossils of extinct species: a giant sloth and a giant armadillo.
Episode 12 • Jul 10, 2013
De Zuidkaper
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam sails from Bahia Blanca to Puerto Madryn. It is the domain of, among others, the Zuidkaper, a whale species that used to be intensively hunted.
Episode 13 • Jul 11, 2013
Vissen
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam sails from Puerto Madryn to Punta Arenas. At the time, Darwin was amazed at the animal kingdom he found in the sea. And it is still one of the most important fishing areas in the world. But for how long?
Episode 14 • Jul 14, 2013
De laatste Indiaan
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam sails in the Magellan Strait and Sarah Darwin makes a journey through Tierra del Fuego. The Captain of the Beagle, Robert FitzRoy, was on a personal mission in this area.
Episode 15 • Jul 15, 2013
De schat van Kaap Hoorn
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam sails along the southern tip of South America. It is an area full of legendary names: Cape Horn, Magellan Strait, and the Beagle Channel.
Episode 16 • Jul 17, 2013
Een muur om de natuur
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam passes Tompkins Bay and Chiloe, two opposites when it comes to conservation.
Episode 17 • Jul 18, 2013
Versteende geschiedenis
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam is on its way to Valparaiso, Chile. The place where Charles Darwin experienced one of the most severe earthquakes ever in 1835. The country is still regularly hit by earthquakes.
Episode 18 • Jul 21, 2013
De laatste druppel
The clipper Stad Amsterdam is on its way to Callao, near the Peruvian capital Lima. On board is Gregory Cushman, climate historian specialized in the impressive natural phenomenon El Niño.
Episode 19 • Jul 22, 2013
Galapagos: Laboratorium van de evolutie
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam reaches the Galapagos Islands, the place where Darwin came to his theory of evolution.
Episode 20 • Jul 23, 2013
Galapagos: Paradijs voor zakenlui, smokkelaars en christenen
In the wake of Darwin, the Clipper Stad Amsterdam is still anchored off the Galápagos Islands, the place where Darwin came to his theory of evolution.
Episode 21 • Jul 24, 2013
Google species en DNA: Wie heeft het octrooi op het leven?
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam sails across the South Pacific on its way to Moorea, an island west of Tahiti.
Episode 22 • Jul 25, 2013
De tentoongestelde mens
Why are Tahitian women always portrayed with bare breasts and a flower garland carefully draped over them? And why is the French painter Gauguin partly to blame for this carefully cherished image?
Episode 23 • Jul 28, 2013
Darwin pleegde plagiaat 1/2
Redmond O'Hanlon searches Indonesia for the ghost of Alfred Russel Wallace; according to some the true patriarch of the theory of evolution.
Episode 24 • Jul 29, 2013
Darwin pleegde plagiaat 2/2
According to some, not Darwin, but Alfred Russel Wallace was the patriarch of the theory of evolution. We continues to search for the spirit of this British naturalist, without whom Darwin would never have published The Origin of Species.
Episode 25 • Jul 30, 2013
Australië: Het uitgeputte continent
The clipper Stad Amsterdam finally arrives in Australia after a three-week journey. Tim Flannery awaits his old friend Redmond O'Hanlon in Sydney. He wants to show him the 'real' Australia.
Episode 26 • Jul 31, 2013
Sleutelen aan de planeet
When Darwin visited Australia in 1836, he particularly noticed the character of the inhabitants. He didn't have a good word for it. They are only concerned with one thing, he thought: to make as much money as possible.
Episode 27 • Aug 01, 2013
The creation of the fittest
"If criminal behavior is genetic, then Australia must be full of crooks," is a slogan about both Australia and genetics. It is funny that in Australia, science is at the forefront of the use of genetic knowledge and technology.
Episode 28 • Aug 04, 2013
Van Homo sapiens naar Robo-sapiens
The essential difference between humans and robots: life. What is that life really? And can't we also bring that robot to life? Is man being overtaken and gradually becoming obsolete?
Episode 29 • Aug 05, 2013
Hollandse Aboriginals
We visit the Nhandas and are taken to their land of hope and glory. The Aboriginal tribe from Western Australia claims to have Dutch blood in their veins.
Episode 30 • Aug 06, 2013
Palmbomen op Antartica
How fast is the earth really heating up? And how bad is that really? Is there still enough time to save it all? Now that climate science has come under fire for errors in the IPCC report, Beagle is looking for the facts.
Episode 31 • Aug 07, 2013
Mauritius: De jacht op de heilige aap
Mauritius, the island of the famous extinct flightless bird: the dodo. The Mauritians have had enough of that reputation and want to be seen as saviors of nature. Unfortunately, a monkey is in the way.
Episode 32 • Aug 08, 2013
Een aap met moraal
In the previous episode, we saw how the macaque was sacrificed in Mauritius to save endemic species withering away. However, the sacrificed species is a monkey. And monkeys, weren't they our closest relatives in the animal kingdom?
Episode 33 • Aug 12, 2013
Plastic soep
Charles Darwin sailed the oceans for five years, but never really dived into it. In his day no one actually did that; sea was sea and there was fish in it, period.
Episode 34 • Aug 12, 2013
Waarheen, waartoe?
Man is originally from Africa; our ancestors were black. How is it then that part of us is 'whitewashed'? And will we all soon be 'mocha brown' again, in these times of globalization?
Episode 35 • Aug 13, 2013
Balans opmaken
After eight long, wonderful months, the journey comes to an end in Cape Town. The world tour in Darwin's wake was overwhelming, the differences between the world he described and the one the makers saw were immense.
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