S1.E5 ∙ Bali

Numerous clips from The Dick Cavett Show are used to portrayal how, from 1972 to 1974, popular talk show host Dick Cavett covered in great detail the Watergate scandal on his show.

Four British astronomers celebrate 50 years of work and friendship by going on a road trip through the southwestern United States to revisit some great observatories.

Drama documentary when Australia suppressed news to the public of the Japanese bombing of Darwin in 1942.

In 1938, James Neugass travelled to Spain to become a volunteer ambulance driver in the Spanish Civil War. Also a writer, James wrote a memoir of his experiences, which he planned to publish on his return. However, the manuscript was lost, and James died in 1949. Over half a century after his death, a copy of the manuscript was rediscovered and his two sons learned the story of a father they never knew. In 2012, his younger son Jim followed the words of his father to Spain. Tracing Jim's journey deep into Spanish history, this film tells a story of the Spanish Civil War and the battles that remain over its memory today.

This is a film in two parts. The first part deals with the efforts of African officials (read: British)to conserve the jungle wild life. Tribes make their living by capturing animals for sale, and also killing them for their hides, and it is these poachers the film deals with. The second part is most of the footage from a 1949 British documentary that won a special Oscar in 1950, "Daybreak in Udi," aka "Daybreak at Udi" in the U.S.A. This segment shows how a tribe works together, with the aid of government officials, to build a maternity hospital, against the opposition of an influential tribesman.